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Reality Theory: Operating Systems
[edit]- Access control list
- Access token
- Address space
- Android (operating system)
- Assembly language
- Asynchronous I/O
- Batch processing
- BIOS
- Blocking (computing)
- Blue Screen of Death
- Booting
- Branch (computer science)
- Branch predictor
- Branch table
- Bubble (computing)
- Buffer overflow
- Busy waiting
- Byte
- Bytecode
- Cache (computing)
- Cache coherence
- Call stack
- Chrome OS
- Classic RISC pipeline
- Command-line interface
- Computer architecture
- Computer file
- Computer multitasking
- Concurrency (computer science)
- Concurrent computing
- Context (computing)
- Context switch
- Control register
- Cooperative multitasking
- Coscheduling
- CPU cache
- CPU modes
- CPU time
- Crash (computing)
- Cycles per instruction
- Daemon (computing)
- Data
- Data buffer
- Deadlock
- Device driver
- Device file
- Directory (computing)
- Directory structure
- Disk partitioning
- Distributed computing
- Distributed memory
- Distributed operating system
- Dynamic-link library
- Embedded operating system
- Executable
- Exokernel
- Fiber (computer science)
- File attribute
- File descriptor
- File manager
- File system
- File system permissions
- Filename extension
- Firmware
- General protection fault
- Graphical user interface
- Hardware register
- Hardware virtualization
- Hazard (computer architecture)
- Hybrid kernel
- Hyper-threading
- Hypervisor
- Init
- Inode
- Inode pointer structure
- Input/output
- Instruction cycle
- Instruction pipelining
- Instruction register
- Instruction scheduling
- Instruction selection
- Instruction set architecture
- Instruction window
- Instruction-level parallelism
- Instructions per cycle
- Inter-process communication
- Interrupt
- Interrupt handler
- Interrupt latency
- Interrupt request (PC architecture)
- IOS
- Kernel (operating system)
- Kernel panic
- Light-weight process
- Linux
- Loadable kernel module
- Locality of reference
- Lock (computer science)
- Logic synthesis
- Logical partition
- Machine code
- MacOS
- Memory access pattern
- Memory address
- Memory hierarchy
- Memory management (operating systems)
- Memory protection
- Memory segmentation
- Memory-mapped file
- Message passing
- Microarchitecture
- Microkernel
- Microsoft Windows
- Mobile operating system
- Monolithic kernel
- MS-DOS
- Multi-user
- Multithreading (computer architecture)
- Mutual exclusion
- Opcode
- Operand forwarding
- Operating system
- Operating-system-level virtualization
- Out-of-order execution
- Page (computer memory)
- Page fault
- Page table
- Paging
- Parallel computing
- Physical address
- Pipeline (computing)
- Pipeline (software)
- Polling (computer science)
- Power-on self-test
- Preemption (computing)
- Priority inversion
- Process (computing)
- Process control block
- Process identifier
- Process management (computing)
- Process state
- Processor register
- Program counter
- Programmable interrupt controller
- Protection ring
- Race condition
- Real-time operating system
- Reboot (computing)
- Register allocation
- Rematerialization
- Remote procedure call
- Reset (computing)
- Resource contention
- Resource leak
- Resource management (computing)
- Root directory
- Runlevel
- Scheduling (computing)
- Semaphore (programming)
- Shared memory
- Shell (computing)
- Signal (IPC)
- Simultaneous multithreading
- Single user mode
- Speculative execution
- Stack (abstract data type)
- Starvation (computer science)
- Status register
- Superuser
- Symmetric multiprocessing
- Synchronization (computer science)
- System call
- System programming
- System resource
- System software
- Systems design
- Task (computing)
- Task parallelism
- Task state segment
- Temporal multithreading
- Thrashing (computer science)
- Thread (computing)
- Time-sharing
- Translation lookaside buffer
- Unikernel
- Unix
- Unix File System
- User (computing)
- User identifier
- User space
- Virtual address space
- Virtual file system
- Virtual machine
- Virtual memory
- Virtualization
- Volume (computing)
- Windows Registry