what is posix?
Answer / susmita rai
posix stands for problem operating system interface for
unix. It is an IEEE 1003-1 standard that defines for
language interface betweena application programs and the
unix operating systam. Adherence to the posix ensure
compatibility when programs are moved/migrated from one
computer to another.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 0 No |
1.Describe about your project?
this question is from sas:what is the difference between FILE and INFILE statements? plz explain in brief?
What are data structures?
how we can connect applet with database?
what is the difference between Windows application and Unix application?
1. Consider the following input and generate the object code using single pass assembler. JOHN START 0 USING *,15 L 1,FIVE A 1,FOUR ST 1,TEMP FOUR DC F’4’ FIVE DC F’5’ TEMP DS ‘F END
HOW TO FIND NUMBER OF TWOS IN N!(N FACTORIAL)??
Find out the roles which gives access to all tables in SAP? Thanks in advance.
kindly send interview materials
what is difference between sap and java ?
a characteristic of a multiprogramming is? a.simultaneous exe of pgm instr 4m 2 appli b.concurrent processing of 2 r more prgms c.multiple cpu s d.all the abov
Write 5 differences between Memory Reference Instruction and Register Reference Instruction.