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- raise()
- · Signals ·
- RAM
- · Process loading ·
- RAM "filesystem"
- · RAM "filesystem" ·
- RAM disk
- · Builtin RAM disk ·
- RapidIO
- · Custom device drivers ·
- rate monotonic analysis (RMA)
- · Sporadic scheduling ·
- raw input mode
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Input modes ·
- conditions for input request
- · Raw input mode ·
- FORWARD qualifier
- · TIMEOUT ·
- MIN qualifier
- · Raw input mode ·
- TIME qualifier
- · MIN ·
- TIMEOUT qualifier
- · TIME ·
- read()
- · I/O notification ·
- readblock()
- · Combine messages ·
- readdir()
- · Filesystems and pathname resolution · Unioned filesystem mountpoints ·
- reader/writer locks
- · Reader/writer locks · Synchronization services ·
- READY (thread state)
- · Thread life cycle ·
- realtime performance
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Interrupt handling ·
- interrupt latency and
- · Interrupt latency ·
- nested interrupts and
- · Nested interrupts ·
- scheduling latency and
- · Scheduling latency ·
- RECEIVE (thread state)
- · Thread life cycle ·
- rectangle list (Photon)
- · Events ·
- recv()
- · Socket API ·
- recvfrom()
- · Socket API ·
- regions (Photon)
- · A graphical microkernel · Regions ·
- relative pathnames, converting to network pathnames
- · Relative pathnames ·
- remove()
- · FIFOs ·
- replenishment period (sporadic scheduling)
- · Sporadic scheduling ·
- REPLY (thread state)
- · Thread life cycle ·
- res_init()
- · Socket API ·
- res_mkquery()
- · Socket API ·
- res_query()
- · Socket API ·
- res_querydomain()
- · Socket API ·
- res_search()
- · Socket API ·
- res_send()
- · Socket API ·
- RESCONF
- · /etc/resolv.conf ·
- resolv.conf
- · /etc/resolv.conf ·
- resource managers
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Introduction ·
- atomic operations
- · Combine messages ·
- attributes structure
- · Second-level default message handling ·
- can be started and stopped dynamically
- · Introduction ·
- communicate with clients via IPC
- · Communication via native IPC ·
- context for client requests
- · Message types ·
- defined
- · What is a resource manager? ·
- don't require any special arrangements with the kernel
- · Introduction ·
- iofunc_*() shared library
- · Second-level default message handling ·
- message types
- · Message types ·
- mount structure
- · Second-level default message handling ·
- shared library
- · The resource manager shared library ·
- similarity to traditional device drivers
- · Introduction ·
- similarity to user-level servers
- · What is a resource manager? ·
- thread management
- · Multiple thread handling ·
- unique features of
- · Communication via native IPC ·
- resources
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- accessing on other machines
- · Network distribution of kernels ·
- no real difference between local and remote
- · Network distribution of kernels ·
- open
- · Open control blocks ·
- rm
- · FIFOs ·
- robustness
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- improved via memory protection
- · Memory management ·
- of application architectures via Send/Receive/Reply
- · Robust implementations with Send/Receive/Reply ·
- of implementations with Send/Receive/Reply
- · Robust implementations with Send/Receive/Reply ·
- of IPC
- · QNX Neutrino IPC ·
- of signal handlers
- · Events ·
- ROM
- · Process loading ·
- round-robin scheduling
- · Round-robin scheduling · Scheduling algorithms ·
- runmask
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Bound multiprocessing (BMP) ·
- inheriting
- · Bound multiprocessing (BMP) ·
- RUNNING (thread state)
- · Thread life cycle ·
- runtime linker
- · The process ·
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