I have actually been trying to do something of the sort. I started by making a basic computer simulator, with its own assembly language and registers and stuff. It was real primitive and really hard to make it work (and its still not working to well).
All it does is has some simple byte movement and logic and math commands, it loads up a text file in the beggining written in my own assembly language.
If you continued on that sort of idea you could write some sort of OS in your assembly language. I think it would be hard to make a graphical OS, but maybe a terminal-style OS similer to MS-DOS wouldn't be too hard. Or you could just write an simple OS like i mentioned before in Blitz, without the assembly language.
Basically, thought it would be like a virtual OS on your computer, you could still write a simple OS simulator with relative ease.
All it does is has some simple byte movement and logic and math commands, it loads up a text file in the beggining written in my own assembly language.
If you continued on that sort of idea you could write some sort of OS in your assembly language. I think it would be hard to make a graphical OS, but maybe a terminal-style OS similer to MS-DOS wouldn't be too hard. Or you could just write an simple OS like i mentioned before in Blitz, without the assembly language.
Basically, thought it would be like a virtual OS on your computer, you could still write a simple OS simulator with relative ease.