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At the moment I'm learning objective c 2.0, and soon I plan on learning assembly language, so I can write an operating system. I know it won't be easy, and I know it will take months, perhaps years, of time and patience. However, I plan on writing most of it in Objective-C(excluding the stuff you have to write in assembly), because not only do I know objective-c better than I know C (I barely know any C), but I, personally, also like objective-c a lot better. Is this possible?? If not, how much C do I need to know? Should I get a great understanding of C through a book? or just learn the basics online?
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In order to develop an operating system, you will need to master at least two programming languages: Low-level assembly language; A high-level programming language.
The best platform for developing Objective‑C is Mac OS. But Objective‑C programs can also be compiled and run on Windows or Linux by using GNUstep and an Objective‑C compiler.
If not, how much C do I need to know?
All of it. Objective-C is C and then some, so you really can't claim to know Objective-C until you know C.
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