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INDEX
1089
NtWriteFile, 899, 946
NtWriteVirtualMemory, 869
Null pointer dereference attack, 653
NUMA (
see
NonUniform Memory Access)
NUMA multiprocessor, 525–527
NX bit, 644
O
ObCreateObjectType, 903
Object, 582
security, 605
Object adapter, 583
Object cache, 762
Object file, 75
Object manager, 870, 888
Object manager implementation, 894–896
Object namespace, 898–905
Object request broker, 582
Object-based middleware, 582–584
ObOpenObjectByName, 901
Off line operation, 9
Omega network, 523–524
One-shot mode, clock, 389
One-time password, 631
One-way function, 609, 622
One-way hash chain, 631
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny, 47–50
Open, 54, 56, 57, 116, 272, 278, 297, 320, 333,
366, 437, 443, 608, 696, 718, 768, 781,
785, 786, 795, 796, 798
Open-file-description table, 789
Opendir, 280
OpenGL, 529
OpenSemaphore, 897
Operating system
Android, 802–849
BSD, 717–718
embedded, 37
guest, 477
handheld device, 36
history, 6–20
host, 477
Linux, 713–802
mainframe, 35
MD-DOS, 858
Me, 859
MINIX, 14, 66–68, 719–720, 775–776, 785–786
monolithic, 63–64
MS-DOS, 858
multiprocessor, 36
OS/2, 859
PDP-11, 715–716
personal computer, 36
real time, 37–39
sensor node, 27
server, 35–36
smart card, 38
System V, 717
UNIX, 14
UNIX 32V, 717
UNIX v7 323–325
Vista, 862–863
Win32, 860
Windows 2000, 17, 861
Windows 3.0, 860
Windows 7, 863, 863–864
Windows 8, 857–976
Windows 95, 16, 859
Windows 98, 16, 859
Windows ME, 17, 859
Windows NT, 16, 859, 860
Windows NT 4.0, 861
Windows Vista, 17, 862–863
Windows XP, 17, 861
Operating system as a resource manager, 5–6
Operating system as an extended machine, 4–5
Operating system concepts, 38–50
Operating system defined, 1
Operating system design, 981–1027
difficulties, 983–985
goals, 982–983
interfaces, 985–993
principles, 985–987
system-call interface, 991–993
trends, 1022–1026
useful techniques, 1005–1010
Operating system implementation, 993–1010
Operating system issues for power management,
419–425
Operating system paradigm, 987–983
Operating system performance, 1010–1018
caching, 1015–1016
exploiting locality, 1017
hints, 1016
optimize the common case, 1017–1018
space-time trade-offs, 1012–1015
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INDEX
Operating system structure, 62–73, 993–997
client-server, 68
client-server system, 995–997
exokernel, 73, 995
extensible system, 997
layered, 64–65
layered system, 993–994
microkernel, 65–68
virtual machine, 69–72
Operating system type, 35–38
Operating systems security, 599–602
Optimal page replacement algorithm, 209–210
Optimize the common case, 1017
ORB (
see
Object Request Broker)
Orthogonality, 998–999
OS X, 16
OS/2, 859
OS/360, 11
Ostrich algorithm, 443
Out instruction, 341
Out-of-memory killer, Android, 813–814
Output software, 399–416
Overcommitting memory, 489
Overlapped seek, 369
Overlay, 194
Overwriting virus, 666
P
P operation on semaphore, 130
PAAS (
see
Platform As A Service)
Package manager, Android, 826
Packet switching, 547–548
PAE (
see
Physical Address Extension)
Page, memory, 194, 196
Page allocator, Linux, 761
Page daemon, Linux, 764
Page descriptor, Linux, 760
Page directory, 207, 251
Page directory pointer table, 207
Page fault, 198
guest-induced, 487
hypervisor-induced, 487
major, 204
minor, 204
Page fault frequency page replacement algorithm,
224
Page fault handling, 233–235
Page frame, 196
Page frame number, 200
Windows, 939
Page frame number database, Windows, 939
Page frame reclaiming algorithm, 764, 765
Page map level 4, 207
Page replacement algorithm, 209–222
aging, 214
clock, 212–213
first-in, first-out, 211
global, 223–224
least recently used, 213–214
Linux, 765–767
local, 222–223
not frequently used, 214
not recently used, 210–211
optimal, 209–210
page fault frequency, 224–225
second-chance, 212
summary, 221
Windows, 937–939
working set, 215
WSClock, 219
Page sharing, content-based, 494
transparent, 494
Page size, 225–227
Page table, 196–198, 198–201
extended, 488
large memory, 205–208
multilevel, 205–207
nested, 488
shadow, 486
Page table entry, 199–201
Windows, 937
Page-fault handling, Windows, 934–937
Page table walk, 204
Pagefile, Windows, 930–931
Paging, 195–208
algorithms, 209–222
basics, 195–201
copy on write, 229
design issues, 222–233
fault handling, 233–235
implementation issues, 233–240
instruction backup, 235–236
large memories, 205–208
Linux, 764–765
locking pages, 237
separation of policy and mechanism, 239–240
shared pages, 228–229
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