Operating System

Author: Luo Yu
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Textbook for computer science and technology majors in higher education institutions. Operating systems are an important component of computer systems, serving as core system software responsible for controlling and managing the entire system's resources and organizing user coordination in their use. This book elaborates on the fundamental working principles and design methods of operating systems, based on multiprocessing technology and guided by the design philosophy of UNIX systems, introducing common content in the design of various operating systems. In the final chapter, specific examples of operating system design are provided. The book sequentially introduces the structure of operating systems, process and processor management in operating systems, memory management, file management, and device management. It discusses various concurrency control issues, provides an in-depth introduction to cutting-edge parallel and distributed systems, and system security, and finally details the structure and implementation of the Linux operating system. The book is divided into 10 chapters. It can serve as a textbook and reference book for undergraduate students majoring in computer science or related fields such as computer applications, communication, and electronics in higher education institutions, and is also suitable for professionals engaged in computer design, development, maintenance, and application.
Operating systems are an important component of computer systems, serving as core system software responsible for controlling and managing the entire system's resources and organizing user coordination in their use. This book elaborates on the fundamental working principles and design methods of operating systems, based on multiprocessing technology and guided by the design philosophy of UNIX systems, introducing common content in the design of various operating systems. In the final chapter, specific examples of operating system design are provided. The book sequentially introduces the structure of operating systems, process and processor management in operating systems, memory management, file management, and device management. It discusses various concurrency control issues, provides an in-depth introduction to cutting-edge parallel and distributed systems, and system security, and finally details the structure and implementation of the Linux operating system. The book is divided into 10 chapters. It can serve as a textbook and reference book for undergraduate students majoring in computer science or related fields such as computer applications, communication, and electronics in higher education institutions, and is also suitable for professionals engaged in computer design, development, maintenance, and application.