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Started by Alan M. Marcum
Tue, 22 May 1984 20:44
Microprocessor OS Interface Std
Author: Alan M. Marcum
Date: Tue, 22 May 1984 20:44
Date: Tue, 22 May 1984 20:44
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IEEE-CS has a standards committee working on a standard programmatic
interface to a micro-processor operating system. This committee, called
MOSI (Micro-processor Operating System Interface Standard), has been working
for about three years. The current draft, Draft 6.2, is in the final
stages of subcommittee review; the previous draft passed an intermediate
IEEE standards review board. Draft 6.2 is being published for public
review and comment.
Following is an excerpt from Section 1.1, "SCOPE."
"This standard applies to programmatic interfaces for microprocessor
operating systems. These programmatic interfaces are used by
microprocessor applications to interface with operating system
services. The standard is not an operating system standard.... This
interface can be implemented as a direct interface to an operating
system, a soruce transliteration from the MSOI interface, or a dynamic
link library translation."
For more information, contact me, Alan M. Marcum, at
...!{ihnp4, ucbvax!amd70, hpda, sri-unix, harpo}!fortune!rhino!marcum
or by US Mail at
Fortune Systems
101 Twin Dolphin Drive
Redwood City, California 94065
For a copy of the standard, contact
Don L. Jackson -- MOSI
Motorola, Inc., MD DW160
P.O. Box 2953
Tempe, Arizona 85062
We on the committee have worked in the past to encourage a wide variety
of backgrounds among reviewers and participants; we ask you to help
us, if you are so inclined.
--
Alan M. Marcum Fortune Systems, Redwood City, California
...!{ihnp4, ucbvax!amd70, hpda, sri-unix, harpo}!fortune!rhino!marcum
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