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| 5 | <title>Introduction</title> |
5 | <title>Introduction</title> |
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| - | 7 | <para>HelenOS is a portable operating system with support for a variety of modern |
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| - | 8 | processor architectures<footnote> |
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| - | 9 | <para>amd64, ia32, ia64, mips32 and ppc32.</para> |
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| - | 10 | </footnote>.</para> |
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| 7 | <para>This book describes the design and principles of the HelenOS operating |
12 | <para>This book describes the design and principles of the HelenOS operating |
| 8 | system from the perspective of its microkernel as well as from the |
13 | system from the perspective of its microkernel as well as from the |
| 9 | perspective of its userspace drivers and server tasks. Its primary goal is |
14 | perspective of its userspace drivers and server tasks. Its primary goal is |
| 10 | to present ideas behind each subsystem and highlight things that are |
15 | to present ideas behind each subsystem and highlight things that are |
| 11 | specific to HelenOS. Although this text contains references to source code |
16 | specific to HelenOS. Although this text contains references to source code |