Operating System Experiment Guide

Author: Ren Aihua
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The experimental component of operating system courses has always been a challenge in operating system teaching. This book provides some programming examples through the respective programming interfaces of Windows and Linux, aiming to deepen students' understanding of the working principles of operating systems and their implementation methods, while also providing basic training in programming. In the Windows environment, this book offers four experiments: process creation and inter-process communication, practical storage management, network driver development, and virtual disk driver design. In the Linux environment, it provides four experiments: shell programming for the operating system command interface, practical storage management, job scheduling system, and virtual disk file system management. The experimental environment of this book is based on either the Windows operating system or the Linux operating system. The target audience for this book includes computer science students in ordinary universities and colleges, readers with some basic knowledge of operating systems who wish to further explore programming and experimental content in operating systems, as well as serving as a guidebook for experimental teaching of operating systems in ordinary universities and colleges.