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Operating Systems: A Design-Oriented ApproachNovember 1996
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- Charles Crowley
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Written for the introductory Operating Systems course,this book is organized around basic concepts in the design of an operating system with plenty of actual code and case studies. Design is emphasized throughout using problems,applications,and design technique sidebar discussions.
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