Operating system design considerations for microprogrammed mini-computer satellite systems

Authors:
J. E. Stockenberg;P. C. Anagnostopoulos;R. E. Johnson;R. G. Munck;G. M. Stabler;A. van Dam
Affiliations:
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island;Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island;Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island;Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island;Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island;Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island
Venue:
AFIPS '73 Proceedings of the June 4-8, 1973, national computer conference and exposition
Year:
1973

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Abstract

The operating system described in this paper was developed as part of research sponsored by The National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research on satellite processing and symbolic debugging of data structures. This system runs on a small (32K bytes), dual processor, microprogrammable computer equipped with a high-speed graphic display unit and attached in satellite mode to the multiplexor channel of an IBM System/360-67.