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Benji Dial c9a1266d21 redo application paging and system calls, rename mercury to hilbert
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readme.txt 

hilbert is a 64-bit hobby operating system. to build and test it, you will need
some dependencies. these can be installed on debian with:
  apt install g++ gcc gdb git make nasm qemu-system-x86 xorriso
then, just run "make -jx", replacing x with the number of threads to use while
building. this will create a bios-bootable disk image in out/disk.iso. you can
then test it in qemu with gdb attached by running "make run".