SAS Systems
William S. Frantz
frantz@netcom.com
Mon, 5 Dec 1994 17:40:10 -0800 (PST)
I assume your literature search on SAS systems has turned up the
considerable literature on IBM's OS/360 and OS/SVS systems. These
were single address systems that enjoyed considerable commercial
success. There were many applications/subsystems which used multiple
"tasks" (threads in UNIXspeak) implemented for these systems.
In fact, I think the IBM's current MVS system could be considered
a form of "small number of address space" system. There are many
cases of multiple tasks in one address space on these systems.
If I remember correctly, it is even an option with the Fortran
compiler.
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