A personal collection of small experiments in low-level programming, mostly in C — sometimes other old-school stuff (e.g., Perl or Bash).
This is not a library, framework, or anything reusable. It's just code I write to understand how things work under the hood.
I'm curious about how things really work at the lower levels of software — where there are no abstractions. This is my way of learning, taking notes, and keeping track of what I explore.
You probably don't need to — but if you're also curious about low-level stuff, feel free to browse, compile, and run things.
- Mostly tested on Debian
- Code might be heavily commented to explain what I’m doing
- Some things may break or be incomplete — that’s part of the process
- I love low-level programming, old-school tools, and open-source. So I try to deeply understand what I implement here — because that love runs deep.
This project uses multiple licenses to reflect the nature of its content:
- Source Code is licensed under the MIT License.
- Documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License
See the LICENSE file for complete details.
Questions or comments? Reach me at richiepagard@gmail.com
Nothing fancy. Just exploring.