This is a trimmed down version of Syncboot integrated into the kernel.
The plan is, eventually, to allow the kernel to be booted by Syncboot, but that'll take a lot of research into QEMU.
This was just quicker to do.
This isn't tested, as I still need to figure out how to compile the EFI entry point separately.
They can be linked together, however. That's why the kernel is designed around a PE32+ format.
This should bring the kernel to a working state.
Don't forget that the interrupts.c file absolutely must be compiled with -mgeneral-regs-only.
All the other files absolutely must be compiled with -mavx2.
:)
All ISR/IRQ stuff moved into its own header and source.
Comments added on all major parts.
Some optimisations in important functions.
All ASM removed for ISR and IRQ, instead using new GCC directives.
