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# Zion TODO
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## Memory Management
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### Physical Memory
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- Reserve lower physical memory for hardware accesses as necessary.
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- Return errors rather than panicking on allocation failure
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- Return memory pages to the pool when a MemoryObject goes out of scope.
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- Add diagnostics to inspect physical memory usage.
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### Virtual Memory
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- Allow different permissions and caching behaviors on mapped memory.
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- Add diagnostics to inspect process memory usage.
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- Properly free user stacks on thread exit.
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### Allocation
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- Use a buddy allocator with a real free when an object is too large for
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the slab allocator.
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- Free kernel stacks on thread/process exit.
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## Process Management
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- Clean up process state and capabilities when it exits.
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## Processor
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- Enable all instruction types before passing to user space.
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## Faults and Interrupts
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- Exit process rather than panicking on unhandled Page Fault (and others).
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- Add additional fault handlers to avoid GP faults.
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- Improve process for registering interrupt handlers.
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## Capabilities
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- Add syscalls for inspecting capabilities.
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- Randomize/obfuscate capability numbers passed to user space.
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## Scheduling
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- Add different scheduling priorities.
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- Add thread sleep capability.
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- Add synchronization syscalls for userspace.
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## Large Projects
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- Add multiprocessing support.
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- Add layer on top of limine to enable multiple bootloaders.
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- Add a large amount of debugging info for kernel panics.
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