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Definition of Posix in English: Posixnoun ˈpɒsɪksˈpäsiks mass nounComputing A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix. Example sentencesExamples - Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis.
- I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem.
- ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said.
- QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it.
- If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium.
Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix. Definition of Posix in US English: Posix(also POSIX) nounˈpäsiks Computing A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix. Example sentencesExamples - Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis.
- If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium.
- QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it.
- ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said.
- I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem.
Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix. |