Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce
From: "Bouwmeester L." < L.H.A.Bouwmeester@research.ptt.nl>
Subject: Linux Viper: a multi-threaded, real-time kernel
Message-ID: <1994Aug4.122709.25137@cs.cornell.edu>
	pthreads, POSIX
Sender: mdw@cs.cornell.edu (Matt Welsh)
Organization: ?
Date: Thu, 4 Aug 1994 12:27:09 GMT
Approved: linux-announce@tc.cornell.edu (Lars Wirzenius)
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The current Linux-kernel is enhanced by the introduction og light-weight
processes; furthermore, a pthreads library is constructed conforming to the
real-time POSIX standard, and shall be executing on top of these light-
weight processes.

Linux-projects faq submission:

Field:          Description
-----------     ------------------------------------------------------
Title:          Linux Viper: a multi-threaded, real-time kernel
Desc1:          Linux kernel is enhanced by the introduction of light-weight
Desc2:          processes; furthermore, a pthreads library is constructed
Desc3:          conforming to the real-time POSIX standard, and shall be
Desc4:          running by using the light-weight processes.
Desc5:          
Author:         Leon Bouwmeester
AuthorEmail:    L.H.A.Bouwmeester@twi.tudelft.nl
InfoSources1:   There is a mailing list, but it gives some problems every
InfoSources2:   now and then. If information wanted, please contact author.
InfoSources3: 
Assistance:     not required (for now, that is)
CurrentStat:    In design phase, but coding starts (hopefully) in a month
ETA:            First code _might_ be running within half a year
Remarks1:       I'm not the only one developing this package, the team 
Remarks2:       developing this package consists of 5 people distributed
Remarks3:       in Europe and India.  
Remarks4:       
Remarks5:     

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From: L.H.A.Bouwmeester@research.ptt.nl (Bouwmeester L.)
Subject: CORRECTION: multi-threaded linux kernel
Message-ID: < ann-27425.776365538@cs.cornell.edu>
Date: Mon, 8 Aug 1994 17:06:02 GMT
Approved: linux-announce@tc.cornell.edu (Matt Welsh)

Dear Linuxers,

Last week I posted an announcement about ongoing work w.r.t. threads on
kernel-level. Lots of people reminded of quite an error: the code that
is to be developed shall be distributed under the GNU PUBLIC LICENSE.
Therefore, it is available for both commercial and non-commercial use.
My apologies.

Also, accidently I called the kernel "Linux Viper, linux 2.0". It 
appeared that only Linus can increase the number of the kernel. Therefore,
the kernel is called "Viper 1.0"; it will, however, be compatible with
the current Linux-kernels. 

Hopefully, any errors are now cleared (so stop flaming me!). 

Please, watch the announcements for the first kernel release supporting
kernel threads. If really in need for information about ongoing status:
mail to the mail-exploder: marino@ds5000.irb.hr

Regards,
	Leon Bouwmeester.

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