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The Design and Implementation of the Anykernel and Rump Kernels

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ISA<br />

LGPL<br />

LRU<br />

LWP<br />

MD<br />

MI<br />

MMU<br />

NIC<br />

OS<br />

PIC<br />

PR<br />

RTT<br />

RUMP<br />

Instruction Set Architecture<br />

Lesser GPL; a less restrictive variant <strong>of</strong> GPL<br />

Least Recently Used<br />

Light Weight Process; <strong>the</strong> kernel’s idea <strong>of</strong> a thread.<br />

This acronym is usually written in lowercase (lwp) to<br />

mimic <strong>the</strong> kernel structure name (struct lwp).<br />

Machine Dependent [code]; [code] specific to <strong>the</strong> platform<br />

Machine Independent [code]; [code] usable on all platforms<br />

Memory Management Unit: hardware unit which h<strong>and</strong>les<br />

memory access <strong>and</strong> does virtual-to-physical translation<br />

for memory addresses<br />

Network Interface Controller<br />

Operating System<br />

Position Independent Code; code which uses relative<br />

addressing <strong>and</strong> can be loaded at any location. It is<br />

typically used in shared libraries, where <strong>the</strong> load address<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> code can vary from one process to ano<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

Problem Report<br />

Round Trip Time<br />

Deprecated “backronym” denoting a rump kernel <strong>and</strong><br />

its local client application. This backronym should<br />

not appear in any material written since mid-2010.

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