IEEE 855-1990

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IEEE Standard for Microprocessor Operating System Interfaces (MOSI)

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IEEE	1990	260

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Revision Standard – Inactive-Withdrawn. Withdrawn Standard. Withdrawn Date: Apr 28, 1996. No longer endorsed by the IEEE. Describes the IEEE Std 855-1990, IEEE standard for microprocessor operating system interfaces (MOSI), which defines an interface between application programs and their operating environments. It is designed to be compatible with most operating systems in common use in microcomputer environments, within the scope of services that the various operating systems provide. It can be used to access the services of a variety of operating systems in both small-scale and large-scale environments.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
9	6.4.2 BIND-TO-TRANSACTION
10	6.4.3 COMMIT-TRANSACTION
11	General 1.1 Scope 1.2 Name 1.3 Objective 8.2.1 ALLOCATE-SEMAPHORE
12	1.4 Definitions 1.4.1 Standard Definitions 1.4.2 General System Terms 8.4.3 RECEIVE-MESSAGE
13	1.5 Capabilities
14	1.6 Future Revisions
15	2 Mechanics of the Standard 2.1 Format of a Standard Presentation Definition of Parameter Types
16	2.3 Errors 2.3.1 Error Class Codes
17	2.3.2 Error Reason Codes 2.4 Exceptions Exception Class Codes
18	2.4.2 Exception Subclass Codes 2.5 Time Units and Delays
19	2.6 Standard Functions
21	3 Memory Management 3.1 General Discussion 3.2 Module 1: Simple Memory Management 3.2.1 ALLOCATE-MEMORY
23	3.2.4 GET-AMOUNT-REMAINING
24	3.3.1 MAKE-POOL
26	3.3.4 GET-GLOBAL-MEMORY-ID
29	Time Management 4.1 General Discussion 4.2 Module 1: Simple Delay 4.2.1 DELAY
30	Module 2: Timer Management 4.3.1 CONNECT-TIMER
34	4.3.6 GET-EXPIRED-TIMER 4.4 Module 3: Time of Day
36	Module 4: Delay Until Time
37	Data Transfer 5.1 General Discussion
38	5.2 Module 1: Device I/O 5.2.1 CONNECT-DEVICE
39	5.2.2 DISCONNECT-DEVICE 5.2.3 READ-DEVICE-STATUS
40	5.2.4 WRITE-DEVICE-CONTROL
42	5.2.6 WRITE-DEVICE-DATA
44	5.2.8 GET-DEVICE-CHARACTERISTICS
45	Module 2: Synchronous File U0
55	5.3.10 WRITE-FILE
56	5.3.11 SEEKFILE
57	5.3.12 GET-FILE-INFORMATION
59	5.3.13 RENAME-FILE
60	5.3.15 CHANGE-ACCESS-CONTROL
61	5.3.16 GET-USER-IDENTITY
62	5.4 Module 3: Asynchronous File U0 5.4.1 INITIATE-READ
68	5.5 Module 4: Multiple Directories 5.5.1 GET-WORKING-DIRECTORY 5.5.2 CHANGE-WORKING-DIRECTORY
69	5.5.3 CREATE-DIRECTORY 5.5.4 DELETE-DIRECTORY
70	5.5.5 GET-DIRECTORY-ENTRY
73	Data Management 6.1 General Discussion
74	6.2.1 LOCK-FILE
76	6.2.3 UNLOCK-FILE
77	6.2.4 UNLOCK-RECORDS
78	6.2.5 CHANGE-LOCK
79	6.3 Module 2: File Replication
80	6.4 Module 3: Atomic Transactions
85	Process Management 7.1 General Discussion
86	7.2 Module 1: Single Process 7.2.1 INITIALIZE-PROGRAM
87	7.2.2 TERMINATE-PROGRAM Module 2: Multiple Processes 7.3.1 CREATE-PROCESS
90	7.3.4 GET-PROCESS-INFO
91	7.3.5 CHANGE-PRIORITY Module 3: Suspend and Resume
94	8 Process Synchronization and Communcation 8.1 General Discussion
95	Module 1: Semaphores 8.4.1 ALLOCATE-MAILBOX
96	8.2.2 SIGNAL-SEMAPHORE
98	8.2.4 DEALLOCATE-SEMAPHORE Module 2: Multiple Semaphores
99	8.3.1 MULTIPLE-SIGNAL-SEMAPHORE 8.3.2 MULTIPLE-WAIT-SEMAPHORE
100	Module 3: Messages
103	8.4.4 DEALLOCATE-MAILBOX
104	8.5 Module 4: Messages With Responses 8.5.1 RESPOND-MESSAGES
106	8.6 Module 5: Event Flags 8.6.1 ALLOCATE-EVENT-FLAG
107	8.6.2 DEALLOCATE-EVENT-FLAG 8.6.3 SET-EVENT-FLAG
110	9 Interface With the Environment 9.2 Module 1: System Characteristics 9.2.1 GET-SYSTEM-CHARACTERISTICS
111	Module 2: Command String Acquisition 9.3.1 GET-COMMAND-STRING
112	9.3.2 GET-TOKEN
113	9.4 Module 3: Direct Argument Acquisition 9.4.1 GET-ARGUMENT-COUNT 9.4.2 GET-ARGUMENT
114	Module 4: Overlay Management 9.5.1 LOAD-OVERLAY
115	Module 5: U0 Assignments 9.6.1 GET-IO-ASSIGNMENTS
116	9.6.2 CHANGE-IO-ASSIGNMENTS
118	10 Exception Handling 10.1 General Discussion
119	10.2 Module 1: Default Handler 10.2.1 DISABLE-EXCEPTION-CLASS
120	10.2.2 ENABLE-EXCEPTION-CLASS
121	10.2.3 GET-ENABLE-STATUS 10.3 Module 2: Single Exception Handler 10.3.1 GET-EXCEPTION-HANDLER
122	10.3.2 SET-EXCEPTION-HANDLER 10.3.3 RESET-DEFAULT-HANDLER 10.3.4 RAISE-EXCEPTION
124	10.3.6 EXIT-FROM-HANDLER 10.4 Module 3: Exception Class Handlers 10.4.1 GET-EXCEPTION-CLASS-HANDLER
125	10.4.2 SET-EXCEPTION-CLASS-HANDLER
126	11 Compliance With the Standard 11.1 General Discussion 11.2 Recommended Configurations
127	11.2.1 Realtime Support Level
128	11.2.2 Realtime Support Level
129	11.2.3 Realtime Support Level 11.2.4 Development Support Level
130	11.2.5 Development Support Level
131	11.2.6 Commercial Support Level 11.2.7 Complete Support
132	Appendix A Error Summary
136	Exception Code Summary
137	Future Extensions
138	Pascal Language Binding
159	Appendix E C Language Binding
185	FORTRAN Language Binding
199	COBOL Language Binding
208	Ada Language Binding
230	PL/M Language Binding