Talk:COMP 3000 Essay 1 2010 Question 4 - Revision history

Mkugler at 04:00, 14 October 2010

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			Information on Oberon well on it's way. Just need to do a bit more to finish it up and will post it tomorrow.

			--[[User:Mkugler\|Mkugler]] 04:00, 14 October 2010 (UTC)

	I believe I finished the SPIN OS section. Let me know how I did and if anything needs to be added or changed. I posted all the papers that I used in the reference section.		I believe I finished the SPIN OS section. Let me know how I did and if anything needs to be added or changed. I posted all the papers that I used in the reference section.

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			I believe I finished the SPIN OS section. Let me know how I did and if anything needs to be added or changed. I posted all the papers that I used in the reference section.

			--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 02:24, 14 October 2010 (UTC)


	We have an extra day! I thought it was due in the morning. The paper is actually written by 2 authors of the system, I wonder why its not published. Thanks for your help.		We have an extra day! I thought it was due in the morning. The paper is actually written by 2 authors of the system, I wonder why its not published. Thanks for your help.

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	--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 22:52, 13 October 2010 (UTC)		--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 22:52, 13 October 2010 (UTC)


	9 am Friday, since it's due Thursday night. As for the papers, I seem to recall him saying that we should be using published papers, but if it's non-published and by someone who's clearly an expert (instead of some random blogger or something) that it'd be okay. If you're not sure, though, give him a shout; he's pretty quick at responding.		9 am Friday, since it's due Thursday night. As for the papers, I seem to recall him saying that we should be using published papers, but if it's non-published and by someone who's clearly an expert (instead of some random blogger or something) that it'd be okay. If you're not sure, though, give him a shout; he's pretty quick at responding.

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			We have an extra day! I thought it was due in the morning. The paper is actually written by 2 authors of the system, I wonder why its not published. Thanks for your help.

			--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 22:52, 13 October 2010 (UTC)

	9 am Friday, since it's due Thursday night. As for the papers, I seem to recall him saying that we should be using published papers, but if it's non-published and by someone who's clearly an expert (instead of some random blogger or something) that it'd be okay. If you're not sure, though, give him a shout; he's pretty quick at responding.		9 am Friday, since it's due Thursday night. As for the papers, I seem to recall him saying that we should be using published papers, but if it's non-published and by someone who's clearly an expert (instead of some random blogger or something) that it'd be okay. If you're not sure, though, give him a shout; he's pretty quick at responding.

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			9 am Friday, since it's due Thursday night. As for the papers, I seem to recall him saying that we should be using published papers, but if it's non-published and by someone who's clearly an expert (instead of some random blogger or something) that it'd be okay. If you're not sure, though, give him a shout; he's pretty quick at responding.

			--[[User:ScottG\|ScottG]] 22:37, 13 October 2010 (UTC)


	Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?		Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?

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	Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?		Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?

	Anil said something about grading the essays around 9 AM (or is it PM). Was he talking about thursday or friday?		Anil said something about grading the essays around 9 AM (or was it PM?). Was he talking about thursday or friday?

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	Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?		Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?

			Anil said something about grading the essays around 9 AM (or is it PM). Was he talking about thursday or friday?


	--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 21:57, 13 October 2010 (UTC)		--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 21:57, 13 October 2010 (UTC)

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			Guys, are we allowed to use unpublished papers? there is this paper in the SPIN website that is really helpful. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to use it for our essay, anybody has an idea?

			--[[User:Ymoussou\|Youcef M.]] 21:57, 13 October 2010 (UTC)


	Okay, I've basically got the Lisp section done. Gonna probably go back and tweak it, but at least it's there. And I added in what I used as references in the References section as per MLA style.		Okay, I've basically got the Lisp section done. Gonna probably go back and tweak it, but at least it's there. And I added in what I used as references in the References section as per MLA style.

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	I can take a look at writing up something for the C/C++ part as well, just not sure how much I'll be able to get in the time I've got to spare between other courses right now. But I'll certainly try.		I can take a look at writing up something for the C/C++ part as well, just not sure how much I'll be able to get in the time I've got to spare between other courses right now. But I'll certainly try.

	--[[User:ScottG\|ScottG]] 15:37, 13 October 2010 (UTC)		--[[User:ScottG\|ScottG]] 15:37, 13 October 2010 (UTC)

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			Okay, I've basically got the Lisp section done. Gonna probably go back and tweak it, but at least it's there. And I added in what I used as references in the References section as per MLA style.

			I can take a look at writing up something for the C/C++ part as well, just not sure how much I'll be able to get in the time I've got to spare between other courses right now. But I'll certainly try.
			--[[User:ScottG\|ScottG]] 15:37, 13 October 2010 (UTC)


	Could somebody add a bit in the introduction on what it means to be an operating system written in C/C++? One focus should probably be the notion of process as hinted by Anil. There are probably other distinctions that can be dredged up too.		Could somebody add a bit in the introduction on what it means to be an operating system written in C/C++? One focus should probably be the notion of process as hinted by Anil. There are probably other distinctions that can be dredged up too.