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How I Hacked a 90s Mac Kernel: CPU Doubler, a QL-like Task
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In this journal entry I'll explore the task scheduler I added to the Macintosh in the mid 90's, CPU Doubler. With experience I got from the preemptive multitasking operating system of the Sinclair QL, I came up with a nifty idea that I was able to implement on the Mac. The task scheduler allowed priorities to be attached to programs which would dictate how much CPU time they would get. This helped speed up foreground programs at the expense of slowing down some background ones similar to what
How I Hacked a 90s Mac Kernel: CPU Doubler, a QL-like Task
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- Download, extract and run .exe file,
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Open destination folder and locate file notes.txt, open it and read step by step.
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