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Editor's call for papers
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Author: Albrecht W. Kraas
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 1992 20:24
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This is a forwarded message.

EDITOR'S CALL FOR PAPERS


I am planning a book on Mach dealing with current research projects
in various fields concerning the Mach operating system. For this
effort, I am still looking for competent authors to contribute mate-
rial.

Fields of interest include but certainly are not limited to:

	o Mach Basics
	o Mach 2.5 and 3.0 including OSF/1 and other operating
	o systems based on Mach
	o Emulation of other operating systems with appropriate
	o Mach-Servers
	o Specific Mach implementations
	o Multiprocessor issues
	o Mach in distributed environments
	o Applications based on the Mach OS

Further topics are:
	o Real Time extensions to Mach
	o Multimedia environments on top of Mach
	o Object-oriented systems with Mach

Submissions:

Authors should send an extended abstract (2000 to 3000 words) of
their papers to the email address above in plain ASCII. This abstract
should include the length in words of the original paper (without fig-
ures) and the email address of the author for a first contact. Since this
book is also planned as a text book on Mach (like Sape Mullender's
book on distributed systems), the material contributed should also
provide a minimum introduction into the field. All contributions will
be acknowledged.


Since this is a forwarded message (I cannot post articles on the
usenet), a friend of mine will forward the mail to me. Therefore please
include the keywords "mach book" in the subject line.


	Chris Zimmermann
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