Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Sysel/Ideas


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Timestamp:
2010-05-23T10:37:07Z (14 years ago)
Author:
Jiri Svoboda
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Fix typo

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    3737=== Basics ===
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    39 HelenOS IPC is usually employed in an RPC-like style. Remote objects would support asynchronous messaging in the language itself. Remote object classes (and interfaces) form a separate hierarchy of inheritance to the ''local'' classes and interfaces. Remote interfaces are equivalent to IPC interfaces now usually defined in HelenOS in `uspace/lib/c/includ/ipc`. They would naturally support (multiple) inheritance. Servers contain remote classes which implement these interfaces.
     39HelenOS IPC is usually employed in an RPC-like style. Remote objects would support asynchronous messaging in the language itself. Remote object classes (and interfaces) form a separate hierarchy of inheritance to the ''local'' classes and interfaces. Remote interfaces are equivalent to IPC interfaces now usually defined in HelenOS in `uspace/lib/c/include/ipc`. They would naturally support (multiple) inheritance. Servers contain remote classes which implement these interfaces.
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    4141When a client wants to use some service, they are given a reference to a remote object. This reference identifies not only the server which we talk to, but possibly also the individual resource within the server that we are accessing. For a contrived example, a console server might provide the two interfaces: