Abstract:
A microkernel interprocess communication subsystem and method provide fast and efficient communication between clients and servers in uniprocessing, multiprocessing, and distributed processing environments. A microkernel operating system includes a capability engine module that manages capabilities or rights to map regions of the memory shared by multiprocessing tasks. There is a wide range of port rights that can be attributed to a task port; various permission levels, security levels, priority levels, processor and resource availability, etc. The capability engine analyses these rights and selectively enables transfers between tasks. In this manner, the capability engine manages the interprocess communication that must take place between the many clients and servers in a Microkernel System, in a fast and efficient manner.
Abstract:
In a DASD caching system, in which pages of sectors of data are stored by reading in a desired sector and prefetching a plurality of adjacent sectors for later access, errors in disk storage media cause error signals to be generated. Such errors are handled by storing indications of which sectors have errors and which do not, and accessing such indications in response to later requests for such sectors. Such indications are stored in each page in the cache. Further, a history is maintained of which pages and sectors therein, were placed in the cache in the past.
Abstract:
A microkernel interprocess communication subsystem and method provide fast and efficient communication between clients and servers in uniprocessing, multiprocessing, and distributed processing environments. A microkernel operating system includes a capability engine module that manages capabilities or rights to map regions of the memory shared by multiprocessing tasks. There is a wide range of port rights that can be attributed to a task port; various permission levels, security levels, priority levels, processor and resource availability, etc. The capability engine analyses these rights and selectively enables transfers between tasks. In this manner, the capability engine manages the interprocess communication that must take place between the many clients and servers in a Microkernel System, in a fast and efficient manner.
Abstract:
Dans un système d'antémémoire DASD dans lequel des pages de secteurs de données sont emmagasinées par lecture dans un secteur adjacents pour un accès ultérieur, des erreurs dans le milieu d'emmagasinage àdisque provoque la génération de signaux d'erreur. Ces erreurs sont traitées par l'emmagasinage d'indications des secteurs qui présentent des erreurs et des sedteurs qui n'en présentent pas, et par l'accès à ces indications en réponses à des demandes ultérieures pour ces secteurs. Ces indicatitons sont emmagasinées dans chaque page de antémémoire. De plus, on maintient unhistorique des pages et des secteurs qu'elle contient et qui ont été précédemment placés dans antémémoire.
Abstract:
In a DASD caching system, in which pages of sectors of data are stored by reading in a desired sector and prefetching a plurality of adjacent sectors for later access, errors in disk storage media cause error signals to be generated. Such errors are handled by storing indications of which sectors have errors and which do not, and accessing such indications in response to later requests for such sectors. Such indications are stored in each page in the cache. Further, a history is maintained of which pages and sectors therein, were placed in the cache in the past.
Abstract:
In a DASD caching system, in which pages of sectors of data are stored by reading in a desired sector and prefetching a plurality of adjacent sectors for later access, errors in disk storage media cause error signals to be generated. Such errors are handled by storing indications of which sectors have errors and which do not, and accessing such indications in response to later requests for such sectors. Such indications are stored in each page in the cache. Further, a history is maintained of which pages and sectors therein, were placed in the cache in the past.
Abstract:
In a DASD caching system, in which pages of sectors of data are stored by reading in a desired sector and prefetching a plurality of adjacent sectors for later access, errors in disk storage media cause error signals to be generated. Such errors are handled by storing indications of which sectors have errors and which do not, and accessing such indications in response to later requests for such sectors. Such indications are stored in each page in the cache. Further, a history is maintained of which pages and sectors therein, were placed in the cache in the past.
Abstract:
In a DASD caching system, in which pages of sectors of data are stored by reading in a desired sector and prefetching a plurality of adjacent sectors for later access, errors in disk storage media cause error signals to be generated. Such errors are handled by storing indications of which sectors have errors and which do not, and accessing such indications in response to later requests for such sectors. Such indications are stored in each page in the cache. Further, a history is maintained of which pages and sectors therein, were placed in the cache in the past.
Abstract:
A memory management method for a microkernel architecture and the microkernel itself feature template regions which are defined by the microkernel in the memory, as special objects. In the memory management method, after the microkernel is loaded into the memory of a data processing system, it begins creating task containers in the memory. It does this by forming template regions as special objects in the memory, the template regions having a set of attributes. Then, when the microkernel forms a task in the memory, it does so by mapping the template region into the task. The microkernel defines a virtual address space for the task based upon the template region. Later, when the microkernel conducts virtual memory operations on the template regions, the effect of the virtual memory operations is manifested in the task by means of the mapping relationship. In this manner, a single template region can be mapped into multiple tasks, simultaneously. By directing virtual memory operations to the template region on which they will take effect, the sharing of the virtual memory operations is much easier to accomplish since the changes are made to a template region, not to the mapping of the template region within each task.
Abstract:
A microkernel interprocess communication subsystem and method provide fast and efficient communication between clients and servers in uniprocessing, multiprocessing, and distributed processing environments. A microkernel operating system includes a capability engine module that manages capabilities or rights to map regions of the memory shared by multiprocessing tasks. There is a wide range of port rights that can be attributed to a task port; various permission levels, security levels, priority levels, processor and resource availability, etc. The capability engine analyses these rights and selectively enables transfers between tasks. In this manner, the capability engine manages the interprocess communication that must take place between the many clients and servers in a Microkernel System, in a fast and efficient manner.