Level Three Consistency

The Virtual Machine

Diode Directories

Virtual Domain Keeper Creator with Trap Control

Stable Banks

The Producer

The Box

{nonref}Multiple Processors

Byte Stream Monitor

Entry Monitor

Money Objects

Collectors

Thoughts on Commands systems

{arcane}Ideas for Display-type Terminals

{arcane}{nonref}Foreign Connections

Copying Objects

{arcane}{nonref}Offsite Backup

{nonref}Public Directories

{arcane}{nonref}Segment Ideas

Between the Receptionist and the Command System

Always

The call ALWAYS(...;...==>0;ALWAYS,ALWAYS,ALWAYS,ALWAYS) is prompt and ignores anything passed to it.

There may arise occasions where a program needs to run that does not have its own meter but must still guarantee that that it is not halted by exhaustion of its caller's meter. We assume here the account system {(p2,account)}. A standard entry to the scheduler is presented with some cash and returns a meter with a meter tender that allows for reading the meters therein. Another call to the meter tender closes out the meter and returns the remaining cash.

See (mini-page,) for some ideas on 256-byte pages.

Suppose we introduce a new memory key that designates a node but is not a segmode key. The segment defined by this memory key would show the 112 bytes of the 16 data keys in the node, at addresses 0 thru 111 of the segment.

Fake Keys

This is an object to support testing of big-bang logic in a keykos system without running the kernel. It may be of use elsewhere.

KSERVE(0,((16,keybits))==>0,KEY) returns the key KEY which corresponds with bits keybits.

KSERVE(1,((4,CDA))==>0,PAGE) allocates a new page whose cda is CDA and whose page key is PAGE.