Re:Windows Kernel Architecture Internals (2010) [pdf]
by nickpsecurity on Monday December 21, 2015 @03:27PM
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It's a fair point. The alternative was the design strategy as shown in Dijkstra's THE and Hansen's concurrency-safe OS's. That is, tiny kernel, small modules, clean interfaces, type/memory-safe language much as possible, and straight-forward linking. That's on user and kernel sides. Still makes more sense than UNIX even thought UNIX philosophy for tools was step up from minicomputer OS's at the time.
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