what is posix?
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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.
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