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Nachos Documentation

Navigating this package

At the top of tihs page you will find six topics. Each of them will redirect you to a specific page, letting you browse Nachos in different ways. Below follows a short description what each topic will show you.

  • Main Page: This page

  • Class Hierarchy: You will see a list of all classes defined in Nachos. Clicking a specific class will take you to the documentation page that describes the class you have selected.

  • Compound List: You will see a list of all classes and structures, together with a brief description of each class/structure. Clicking a specific class/structure will take you to the documentation page that describes the class/structure you have selected.

  • File List: You will see a list af all files within the Nachos system.

  • Compound Members: You will see an alphabethically ordered list, showing the functions, methods and variables within Nachos. Together with each list item, a link to the corresponding class/structure will be shown.

  • File Members: You will see an alphabethically ordered list, showing the functions, methods and variables within Nachos. Together with each list item, a link to the corresponding file will be shown.

Commenting Nachos

  • Replace comment delimiters (//.. and  /*..*/) with (//!.. and /*!..*/)

  • Move comments to ’correct’ places; must lie exactly in front of or exactly after the code to comment. If after, comment delimiters must be //!<.. and /*!<..*/

  • Don’t use ”the following two classes…”. Instead use a comment block for each class.

Nachos
Tutorials
Roadmap
Source Code

Introduction
Threads
Interrupts
Synchronization
System Calls
Exception Handling
Multiprogramming
File System
Networking

Tutorials
Lab 1 Tutorial
Lab 2 Tutorial
Lab 3 Tutorial
Lab 4 Tutorial
Lab 5 Tutorial


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