▼DOS:   Delimited-continuation-based Operating-system Simulator
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2 OS2: bare-banes kernel with process creation system-call🔗ℹ

 (require dos/os2) package: dos

dos/os2 extends dos by assuming that when the OS state is manipulated new processes can be created. A simple example is included in the source.

procedure

(os2-boot + cur ps zero) → 
state? (treeof (-> state? state?))
  + : (-> state? state? state?)
  cur : state?
  ps : (treeof (-> state? state?))
  zero : state?
Like dos-boot but returns a list of processes in addition to the new state.

procedure

(os2-write st [#:threads ts]) → state?

  st : state?
  ts : (treeof (-> state? state?)) = null
A system call that returns the state st and creates additional processes specified in ts. Returns the next state, like dos-syscall.

procedure

(os2-exit st) → void?

  st : state?
Like os2-write, but does not return.

procedure

(os2-test cur p) → state?

  cur : state?
  p : (-> state? state?)
Runs the process p with the cur state and returns the state that it computes via os2-write or os2-exit.

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