Redo Makefile and add minimal .gitignore#1
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April 26, 2018 16:45
… a.out, which apparently is just an empty file.
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This PR completely redesigns your Makefile so it's capable of more than just building your OS. You can rebuild the ISO by running
make isoand clean out build files withmake clean. Most notably it doesn't use the cross-compilers you built, but uses the cross compiling capabilities built into the system compilers. It also adds a .gitignore file so object files and the like don't get uploaded. Oh, also for testing with the ISO you can runmake testor you can test without the ISO withmake test-kernel. I also tested the kernel after changing the Makefile and it functions the same way it did before, so no issues there. If there's anything else I should do let me know.