An operating system project using Concurrent Euclid

Authors:
Dale H. Grit
Affiliations:
Colorado State University, Fort Collins
Venue:
ACM SIGCSE Bulletin
Year:
1988

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Abstract

For the past four years, the senior level operating systems course at Colorado State University has been using a project to reinforce the lecture material. The project used is essentially the project described in Shaw[l], and is implemented using Concurrent Euclid. In this paper, we will: provide an overview of the project; introduce the Concurrent Euclid language, emphasizing those aspects that make it a good choice to support this project; provide some details concerning the implementation of the project; and discuss student reactions to the project.