[Victor43]

Does anyone know where such source can be found free or otherwise ? I am interested in source code for windows at the moment. If no then how to reverse engineer existing binary ?

Hope this is the right group and if not please pardon my post.

Thanks

Victor

[EP_X0FF]

Yes, google for Windows Research Kernel.

[rkhunter]

As I know only old Windows versions (NT4-2k-XP) sources are available for the public. You can find scheduler code in it sources.

[rinn]

Hello,

http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/4149808/ ... ource_code
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/3497574/ ... ource_code

However I would not recommend you dig into them. Scheduler changed completely since NT4/2K and it is different in implementation in XP and above also.

Most close to current is that inside WRK (which is based on Windows 2003 SP1), IMO better start learning from it.

http://www.microsoft.com/education/facu ... en-us&c2=0

here is short overview

http://blogimg.chinaunix.net/blog/upfil ... 141316.pdf

As for download, well google for WindowsResearchKernel-WRK.zip

Best Regards,
-rin

Does anyone know where such source can be found free or otherwise ? I am interested in source code for windows at the moment. If no then how to reverse engineer existing binary ?

Hope this is the right group and if not please pardon my post.

Thanks

Victor

[Victor43]

Thnaks guys for the helpful replies. I will give a try for each of the solutions posted. Many thanks again. Victor

[raxen]

ReactOS can also be a good source of inspiration: http://doxygen.reactos.org/db/d73/thrds ... ource.html