Developing Your Own 32-Bit Operating System
Richard A. Burgess
Computer programmers and software engineers work with computer operating systems every day. They use them, they work with them, they even work “around” them if that’s what it takes to get their jobs done. If you’re an experienced programmer, this book is willing to bet you’ve pondered changes you would make to the operating systems you use, or you’ve even thought about what you would build and design into an operating system if you were to write your own.
In this book is discussed the major topics of designing your own OS: the tasking model, the memory model, programming interfaces, hardware interface, portability issues, size, and speed.
In this book is discussed the major topics of designing your own OS: the tasking model, the memory model, programming interfaces, hardware interface, portability issues, size, and speed.
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Anno:
1995
Casa editrice:
Sams Publishing
Lingua:
english
Pagine:
772
ISBN 10:
0672306557
ISBN 13:
9780672306556
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PDF, 74.41 MB
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english, 1995
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