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A regular architecture for operating system

Vadim G. Antonov

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This paper describes an object-oriented operating system with regular architecture and minimal functionally complete set of primitives. It also considers the possibility of implementation of efficient system with this architecture on von Neumann machines.

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This paper describes an object-oriented operating system with regular architecture and minimal functionally complete set of primitives. It also considers the possibility of implementation of efficient system with this architecture on von Neumann machines.

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This paper describes an object-oriented operating system with regular architecture and minimal functionally complete set of primitives. It also considers the possibility of implementation of efficient system with this architecture on von Neumann machines.

Key concepts: Computer science, Architecture, Von Neumann architecture, Set (abstract data type), Object (grammar), Systems architecture, Operating system, Programming language

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