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'''LeafOS''' is a 16-bit, [[real-mode]], DOS operating system.
|name=UDOS
|image=uDOS.png
|developers=[[User:Superleaf1995|Superleaf1995]]
|kerneltype=Time shared exokernel
|platform=S/370, S/370-XA, S/390, zEC12, zBC12, z114, z196, z10, z9 ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Z S390 and z/Arch families])
|taskmodel=4-level round robin
|language=[[Assembly]] ([[GAS|GAS Syntax]]), [[C]]
|license=Unlicense (Public domain)
}}

''UDOS'' is a small OS made for mainframes. It has an integrated console for executing commands and consists of the normal things an OS has: Memory management, VFS, Queued I/O commands, Disk drivers, Filesystem drivers, Text printing & Input processing. All of that but in the mainframe world.

It also supports the equivalent of SYSCALL, with it's own ABI.

Latest revision as of 23:23, 20 April 2022


UDOS


Developed by:Superleaf1995
Kernel:Time shared exokernel
Task Model:4-level round robin
Platform(s):S/370, S/370-XA, S/390, zEC12, zBC12, z114, z196, z10, z9 (S390 and z/Arch families)
Language(s):Assembly (GAS Syntax), C
License:Unlicense (Public domain)

UDOS is a small OS made for mainframes. It has an integrated console for executing commands and consists of the normal things an OS has: Memory management, VFS, Queued I/O commands, Disk drivers, Filesystem drivers, Text printing & Input processing. All of that but in the mainframe world.

It also supports the equivalent of SYSCALL, with it's own ABI.