Linux与win内核区别(国外英语资料).docVIP

Linux与win内核区别(国外英语资料) The difference between LINUX and WINDOWS kernel [declaration: welcome to reprint, reprinted, please note from CU ACCESSORY /bbs/thread-1153868-1-1.html] There has been a lot of talk about LINUX and WINDOWS. This article attempts to compare the similarities and differences between the 2 mainstream operating systems from a technical point of view. Focus on the kernel part. I. motivation: I was the WINDOWS camp first. Wrote more than 2 years of drivers under WINDOWS. Later, due to learning needs, to switch to LINUX, flash also nearly 2 years. During the experience of many twists and turns, but also learned a lot of things. Since experience and knowledge are not enough at the time of developing WINDOWS drivers, I now feel more familiar with LINUX. Of course, 2 years of study can only be said to have entered the door. Each operating system is very broad and profound, and it keeps developing. So I just compare from the personal point of view, there are inevitably shortcomings, welcome to correct me. Im writing this article in the hope that I can help those students who also come from the WINDOW camp, and also want to help people who are from LINUX to WINDOWS (for example, the boss) and those who are interested in the 2. In general, I think the 2 operating system each one has his good points. I like LINUXs freedom, openness, and also like the unity and compatibility of WINDOWS. The following will compare the similarities and differences between the 2 operating systems. BTW: about operating system versions, the WINDOWS kernel has not changed much since WIN 2K. Im familiar with WIN2K, WIN, XP, too. The LINUX kernel in this article is 2.6. Or, to be more specific, 2.6.18. Because Im the most familiar with this version. But now the latest seems to have been 2.6.31. In addition, on the 2.6.18, quoted this edition of T-Bagwell students a paragraph: 2.6.18 seems to be relatively stable, large version, like 2.4.18, is relatively stable, many companies, embedd