Jan and I are already working on this =) That is, Jan has found a number
of good documents, I am writing the backend. I'm out of town and away from
MY computers now (though I did buy 2 Sparcstation4s this morning), but I
might be able to have something together in the early part of next week. I
mention again, however, the list will be down shortly until monday, just a
note :)
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[ xMach Core Team xMach: Proactively Unbloated Microkernel BSD ]
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Sweet jesus,
One bit over the buffer.
Sittin in a string at the null terminator
One bit over the buffer"
On Fri, 18 May 2001, Janos FEHER wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've spent an afternoon to get infos about Mach's architecture.
> It was be a half a success, because what I found, is:
>
> 1) many .ps about RT-Mach, RT-QoS, RT-...
> 2) kernel principles, kernel interface, server writer, server interface guide for
>Mach 3
> 3) some old publication about Mach
>
> The 2) is OSF Mach 3 series. Have anyone newer ones?
>
> I offer a motion: on the www site, you should make a new section on
> the left named to 'Documentation' or something else. If you mind, I
> can send them or upload it if my cvs access is going to work. They
> are in PostScript and some of them are in PDF.
> bye,
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