article · 1996
Safe dynamic linking in an extensible operating system
Emin Gun, Sirer Marc, E. Fiucynski, Przemys Pardyak, Brian N. Bershad
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The protection of operating system code from user code in most systems is based on the separation provided by anarchitecturally enforced user/kernel boundary. The boundary isolates an application from the kernel and from other applications. Only through the system call interface can applications interact with kernel services or one another. The system call interface has worked well in the past because the number of services
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Gun, E., Marc, S., Fiucynski, E., Pardyak, P., & Bershad, B. N. (1996). Safe dynamic linking in an extensible operating system.
Gun, Emin, et al. “Safe dynamic linking in an extensible operating system.” 1996.
Gun, Emin, Sirer Marc, E. Fiucynski, Przemys Pardyak, and Brian N. Bershad. 1996. “Safe dynamic linking in an extensible operating system.”
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title = {{Safe dynamic linking in an extensible operating system}},
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year = {1996}
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