I want to implement to C sources about semaphore,scheduling,monitor and etc. in OS.

[Se7EnNi9E]

I have read a "the Operating Systems" book by Nutt.

But I don't understand well.

So, I want to look for implements to C sources.

Do you know where they are?

PS. How is this book,MicroC/OS-II? Is it good?

[Nis]

I have read a "the Operating Systems" book by Nutt.

But I don't understand well.

So, I want to look for implements to C sources.

Do you know where they are?

PS. How is this book,MicroC/OS-II? Is it good?
A good source for everything you want to know is the Linux kernel source. Just going through there gives a good idea about how major parts of an OS work.

I read "Operating System Concepts in Java" by Silberschatz, Galvin, and Gagne and it was a pretty good read if a little short on actual code.

[jerome bettis]

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it has holes left in it on purpose for you to implement. we used it in my operating systems class and it was actually worthwhile. eh i just remembered in order to get it to compile on 386 linux you have to use a cross compiler, which i could never get to work. i did it on a sparc machine running bsd ...

also i was told that C doesn't support monitors, due to some limitation in the language, but i never understood them well enough to know why.