Operating systems : design -Orinted Approach Charles Crowley

By:

Charles Crowley

Publication details: New Delhi Tata McGraw-Hill PUBLICATION 1998Description: varies pagination 23cmISBN:

0074635514

Subject(s):

Operating systems (Computers)

DDC classification:

005.43. CHA

Contents:

1. Introduction -- 2. The hardware interface -- 3. The operating system interface -- 4. Design techniques I -- 5. Implementing processes -- 6. Parallel systems -- 7. Interprocess communication patterns -- 8. Processes -- 9. Design techniques II -- 10. Memory management -- 11. Virtual memory -- 12. Virtual memory systems -- 13. Design techniques III -- 14. I/O devices -- 15. I/O systems -- 16. File systems -- 17. File system organization -- 18. Design techniques IV -- 19. Resource mavnagement -- 20. The client-server model.

Summary: This text provides coverage of all the basic systems concepts and shows how they evolved to their present forms. Basic code is presented for the important parts of the operating system, as well as references to design tools and keys to designing and implementing operating system data structures.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Gratis, Gifts	IIITDM Kurnool	005.43.Cha (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000102

1. Introduction --
2. The hardware interface --
3. The operating system interface --
4. Design techniques I --
5. Implementing processes --
6. Parallel systems --
7. Interprocess communication patterns --
8. Processes --
9. Design techniques II --
10. Memory management --
11. Virtual memory --
12. Virtual memory systems --
13. Design techniques III --
14. I/O devices --
15. I/O systems --
16. File systems --
17. File system organization --
18. Design techniques IV --
19. Resource mavnagement --
20. The client-server model.

This text provides coverage of all the basic systems concepts and shows how they evolved to their present forms. Basic code is presented for the important parts of the operating system, as well as references to design tools and keys to designing and implementing operating system data structures.

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