Glossary

Operating system (OS) interface

Operating system (OS) interface refers to the interface between the Orocos framework and the operating system on which it runs. Orocos wants to make this interface to as many operating systems as possible, completely portable and standardized, such that a minimum of code will have to be adapted in order to port the Framework to other platforms.
Ref: 123483/2006-10-15

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