Wirth Niklaus, Gutknecht Jürg - Project Oberon [1992/2005/2013, PDF, ENG]

Preface
Contents
1 Historical background and motivation
    1.1 References
2 Basic concepts and structure of the system
    2.1 Introduction
    2.2 Concepts
    2.3 The system’s structure
    2.4 A tour through the chapters
3 The tasking system
    3.1 The concept of task
    3.2 The task scheduler
    3.3 The concept of command
    3.4 Toolboxes
    3.5 Detailed implementations
4 The display system
    4.1 Screen layout model
    4.2 Viewers as objects
    4.3 Frames as basic display entities
    4.4 Display management
    4.5 Raster operations
    4.6 Standard display configurations and toolbox
    4.7 References
    4.8 Detailed implementations
5 The text system
    5.1 Text as an abstract data type
    5.2 Text management
    5.3 Text frames
    5.4 The font machinery
    5.5 The edit toolbox
    5.6 References
    5.7 Detailed implementations
6 The module loader
    6.1 Linking and loading
    6.2 Module representation in the Oberon system
    6.3 The linking loader
    6.4 The toolbox of the loader
    6.5 The Oberon object file format
7 The file system
    7.1 Files
    7.2 Implementation of files on a random-access store
    7.3 Implementation of files on a disk
    7.4 The file directory
    7.5 The toolbox of file utilities
    7.6 References
6 Storage layout and management
    8.1 Storage layout and run-time organization
    8.2 Allocation of module blocks
    8.3 Management of dynamic storage
    8.4 The kernel
9 Device drivers
    9.1 Overview
    9.2 The RS-232 ASCII Standard for keyboard and serial line
    9.3 The RS-485 SDLC Standard for a network
    9.4 A disk driver using the SCSI interface
10 The network
    10.1 Introduction
    10.2 The protocol
    10.3 Station addressing
    10.4 The implementation
11 A dedicated file-distribution, mail, and printer server
    11.1 Concept and structure
    11.2 Electronic mail service
    11.3 Printing service
    11.4 Miscellaneous services
    11.5 User administration
12 The compiler
    12.1 Introduction
    12.2 Code patterns
    12.3 Internal data structures and interfaces
    12.4 The parser
    12.5 The scanner
    12.6 Searching the symbol table, and symbol files
    12.7 Code selection
    12.8 Code generation
    12.9 A facility for symbolic debugging
13 A graphics editor
    13.1 History and goal
    13.2 A brief guide to Oberon’s line drawing system
    13.3 The core and its structure
    13.4 Displaying graphics
    13.5 The User Interface
    13.6 Macros
    13.7 Object classes
    13.8 The implementation
    13.9 Rectangles and curves
14 Building and maintenance tools
    14.1 The startup process
    14.2 Building tools
    14.3 Maintenance tools
    14.4 Reference
Index of Words
Index of Modules
Index of Global Type and Procedure Identifiers

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