I've several texts on OS that are pretty good for undergrad class, but is there an equivalent to Knuth's `Art of Computer Programming' or the second Dragon book? Seems that a lot of wasted effort could be avoided by having a good servey of the ideas and references to previous work. Bell & Newell, and Blaauw & Brooks, did this for Architectures. A journey thru the Dragon book's bibliography is like a time machine to learn from the past.
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Russ Cox
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? erik quanstrom
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? LiteStar numnums
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Brantley Coile
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Brantley Coile
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? C H Forsyth
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? David Leimbach
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Brian L . Stuart
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Paweł Lasek
- [9fans] EPIA dual-processor motherboard runs... Richard Miller
- Re: [9fans] EPIA dual-processor motherbo... Ronald G Minnich
- Re: [9fans] MS Research reinvents Inferno? Brian L . Stuart
