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I'm not sure how we are planning on structuring this essay, but I will just write a bit on the history of Posix part for now. Does somebody want to handle writing an intro? - afranco2 | I'm not sure how we are planning on structuring this essay, but I will just write a bit on the history of Posix part for now. Does somebody want to handle writing an intro? - afranco2 | ||
Hey guys, sorry for the late reply... | |||
i just wanted everyone to finish their assignment portion. we would have our own set of explanation for question 8. | |||
AFRANCO2; you mentioned that how are we taking care of the structure of the essay? | |||
here is a suggestion: | |||
1st paragraph; | |||
should consist defining UNIX and POSIX/Threads | |||
2nd paragrah; | |||
consisting the history behind POSIX and why UNIX was so late to implement the support of multithreaded processes. | |||
3rd paragraph; | |||
should conclude it all. | |||
Here is a site that would take care of paragraph 1: | |||
https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/pthreads/ | |||
GAUTHAM provided us with very useful pdf. that talks about the history of POSIX. | |||
Revision as of 18:35, 9 October 2010
Sources
POSIX Threads and the Linux Kernel --Gautam 23:52, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
Not from your group. However I found a webpage which you might find useful. The New Implementation of Threads for Linux --Gautam 22:56, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
Not extremely helpful but: A short history of unix Rift 18:30, 7 October 2010 (UTC)
http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/posix/POSIX-A.FM5.pdf IEEE POSIX Testing Policy General Information The POSIX family of standards, Stephen R. Walli -afranco2
I'm not sure how we are planning on structuring this essay, but I will just write a bit on the history of Posix part for now. Does somebody want to handle writing an intro? - afranco2
Hey guys, sorry for the late reply... i just wanted everyone to finish their assignment portion. we would have our own set of explanation for question 8.
AFRANCO2; you mentioned that how are we taking care of the structure of the essay?
here is a suggestion:
1st paragraph; should consist defining UNIX and POSIX/Threads
2nd paragrah; consisting the history behind POSIX and why UNIX was so late to implement the support of multithreaded processes.
3rd paragraph; should conclude it all.
Here is a site that would take care of paragraph 1: https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/pthreads/
GAUTHAM provided us with very useful pdf. that talks about the history of POSIX.