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  • Opal

    Exploring a new OS structure, tuned to the needs of complex applications (eg, CAD/CAM) where a number of cooperating programs manipulate a large shared persistent database of objects.

    www.cs.washington.edu

  • SASOS and Sombrero Project

    SASOS research, and the Sombrero OS, at Arizona State University.

    www.eas.asu.edu

  • Bibliography of Single Address Space OSs and Related Articles

    Part of Computer Science Bibliography Collection of Alf-Christian Achilles.

    liinwww.ira.uka.de

  • Mungi

    Orthogonally persistent, capability-based secure SASOS using L4 2nd generation microkernel. Goals: Prove SASOSs can run on normal hardware, be as secure as normal OSs; can be as efficient as, and are faster than, normal OSs in some important uses; can be pure SASOSs with all data (even system data) in one address space and no other IPC mechanism is supported by OS. POSIX emulating. [Open Source, GPL]

    www.cse.unsw.edu.au

  • Single Address Space Operating Systems Archive, Dartmouth

    Mail lists, projects, biographies (BibTeX, HTML long, HTML sans abstracts), a few links to other SASOS sites.

    www.cs.dartmouth.edu

  • The Expected Lifetime of Single Address Space Operating Systems

    Where stale pointers make it hard to re-use addresses, some have claimed that a 64-bit address space is so big that there is no need to ever re-use addresses. Results of extensive kernel-level tracing of department workstations.

    www.cs.dartmouth.edu

  • Torsion

    Multitasking SASOS with transparent data persistence: users and application programmers need not know or care that system memory is transient and must be written to disk to persist across reboots, all details done by OS, so once data is made, it exists until explicitly destroyed, like physical objects. [Open Source, GPL]

    www.torsion.org

  • ResearchIndex: Architectural Support for Single Address Space Operating Systems

    From Proceedings of the International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, Boston, USA, October 1992.

    citeseer.ist.psu.edu

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