Applied Operating System Concepts

Applied Operating System Concepts is the first book to provide a precise introduction to the principles of operating systems with numerous contemporary code examples, exercises, and programming projects. Written by the leading authors in the field of operating systems, this book capitalizes on the power of Java technology to allow students to work with executable code for examples of core concepts. Features of Applied Operating System Concepts Presents real code examples using the Java programming language Uses Java technology to introduce difficult concepts like processes, process synchronization, and semaphores Describes the role of threads in modern operating systems and Java, and provides the opportunity to write multithreaded programs Introduces up-to-date distributed operating system topics (e.g., Java's Remote Method Invocation, CORBA, RPC) in one concise chapter Includes chapter-long case studies of UNIX, LINUX, and Windows NT Provides a Java Primer appendixPeter B. Galvin is the author of 'Applied Operating System Concepts', published 1999 under ISBN 9780471365082 and ISBN 0471365084.