On the bare metal

Things tend to get a little harder when it's time to work with low
level programming.  According to my tasks I've put together a little
library to handle certan aspects of our bootstrap procedure.

The library is supposed to be compiled in a 'bare metal' environment,
so basically to run without (or rather in place of) a kernel.

I should probably read more on these topic, if only I wasn't so tired.
Perhaps I should just take it easy, slow down, and take my time for
reading things properly, so I can avoid being overwhelmed.

I'm going to start with this promising introduction:

	https://cs107e.github.io/guides/gcc/