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Strategies in this class address the problem of achieving commonality at the operating system interface. Again there are three approaches, which correspond to the three principal techniques:

  • STANDARD OPERATING SYSTEM INTERFACES

    We may achieve portability in part by use of a standard model for the facilities provided, and a standard format for the system calls which access system services.

  • PORTABLE OPERATING SYSTEMS

    We may port or retarget the operating system to the new environment (if all users agree to give up the old OS).

  • INTERFACE TRANSLATION

    A bridge library may be used to translate the API presented by the OS into the form expected by the ported software.

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