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Multicore XINU

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posted on 2024-05-16, 15:13 authored by Philip Van Every
Multicore architectures employ multiple processing cores that work together for greater processing power. Shared memory, symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) systems are ubiquitous. All software must be explicitly designed to support SMP processing, including operating systems. XINU is a simple, lightweight, elegant operating system that has existed for several decades and has been ported to many platforms. However, XINU has never been extended to support multicore processing. This project incrementally adds SMP support to the XINU operating system. Core kernel modules, including the scheduler and memory manager, have been successfully extended without overhauling or completely redesigning XINU. A multicore methodology is laid out for the remaining kernel modules.

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Degree Type

  • Doctor of Philosophy

Department

  • Computer Science

Campus location

  • West Lafayette

Advisor/Supervisor/Committee Chair

Douglas Comer

Additional Committee Member 2

George Adams

Additional Committee Member 3

Suresh Jagannathan

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