Operating system

Author: Nate
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is one of the most widely adopted operating system textbooks internationally, as it introduces the fundamental principles of modern operating systems while using practical examples from Linux, UNIX, and Windows, earning high praise. It helps deepen readers' understanding and application of contemporary operating systems. In the 3rd edition, the author has expanded the coverage of operating system principles and provided more opportunities for readers to practice real-world examples. The new content in the 3rd edition uses the most common operating systems as examples for principles and experimental environments, including Linux, UNIX, and Windows. It includes more experiments! Twice as many examples as the previous version, giving students ample hands-on experience with Linux, UNIX, and Windows. Added or updated information includes:
- Handheld and wireless system security threads, including UNIX and Windows threads
- SMP/Multiprocessor storage media, including DVDs and other ISO9000 devices
This book systematically describes the principles and implementation of operating systems, rich in problem-solving algorithms, background information, real-world examples, and programming exercises. The examples are based on the most common operating systems (including Linux, UNIX, and Windows), helping to deepen readers' understanding of operating system principles, concepts, and algorithms. This book is not only suitable as a textbook for undergraduate majors in operating systems but also as a reference for professionals for self-study.