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prediction:single-process-non-interruptible-task-switching-at-command-boundaries-is-sufficient-for-responsive-single-user-systems-avoids-complexity-of-multiprocess-synchronizationSingle-process, non-interruptible task switching at command boundaries is sufficient for responsive single-user systems; avoids complexity of multiprocess synchronization.
Design hypothesis that coarse-grained task switching (at commands only) eliminates need for protection mechanisms while maintaining usability.
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extracted_from(2005) · Wirth, Niklaus · Gutknecht, Jürg
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