Betriebssysteme · Institut für Systemarchitektur · Fakultät Informatik · TU Dresden



30. 05. 2006

Coyotos


Neal Walfield

Hurd Team


The differences between L4 and EROS/Coyotos are more than just map and copy. In this talk, I will present some of the kernel objects which define Coyotos. I will sketch the canonical mechanism, space banks, which is used to allocate these objects and how it can be used to enforce resource consumption policy. I will then discuss their intended usage in address space construction, process creation and confinement. Finally, I will provide some examples of higher level system design patterns including delegation (and recovery of results and clean up), file servers and how to implement poll.
Julian Stecklina, http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/~jsteckli/
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