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We anticipate making our new MIPS port of XINU freely available on this site during the summer. (Licensing will be BSD-style, copyright Marquette University and Purdue Research Foundation.) The preliminary versions currently used in courses at Marquette are available upon request for interested faculty at reputable Universities and colleges. E-mail Dr. Brylow if interested. | We anticipate making our new MIPS port of XINU freely available on this site during the summer. (Licensing will be BSD-style, copyright Marquette University and Purdue Research Foundation.) The preliminary versions currently used in courses at Marquette are available upon request for interested faculty at reputable Universities and colleges. E-mail Dr. Brylow if interested. | ||
| − | A revision of | + | A revision of Doug Comer's venerable ''Operating System Design - The XINU Approach'' textbook is in progress. |
Revision as of 05:10, 22 March 2007
We anticipate making our new MIPS port of XINU freely available on this site during the summer. (Licensing will be BSD-style, copyright Marquette University and Purdue Research Foundation.) The preliminary versions currently used in courses at Marquette are available upon request for interested faculty at reputable Universities and colleges. E-mail Dr. Brylow if interested.
A revision of Doug Comer's venerable Operating System Design - The XINU Approach textbook is in progress.
