A system call is a routine which lies within the program itself to request a specific service from the OS kernel. Ms Word uses a system call routine to run spooler.exe when the print command is clicked. internet Explorer uses a system call routine to open port 80 (HTTP) to access the internet. A few system call commands are Get, Open, Read, Query, Save, Write...etc. Mind you, I'm not a programmer so that's the best I can do! LOL :-)
magshabu
It is both operating system....
It is both operating system....
The relationship between a system and sub-system, is that they are both a part of each other. If a circle is the system, the different pieces inside of this circle are the sub-systems. You cannot have one without the other.
An operating system is a main program that serve as an interface between the users and the application programs.
Equality.
If its a Cartesian co-ordinate system then the two axis are orthogonal.
System program mostly refers to base program on which application program is running on! Priority is for system program! For better understanding I'll can give you examples Operating System(OS), Compiler, assembler are System program Media players, word processors and almost all that we use often are application programs
magshabu
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The relationship between a thing or objects and its meanings is a system of meanings.
A macro virus takes advantage of the relationship between the trust application and the operating system?
the real slim shady
A system of computers with specialized software that all program managers can access.
It is both operating system....
An analogy would describe it: CAR, Car DRIVER & DESTINATION.CAR being the COMPUTER itself is driven by the Car DRIVER (Operating System) to the DESTINATION(Desired Output of Application Software).
there is no such thing is a software system and system software is operational program