richard@telesoft.UUCP.UUCP (06/14/87)
A couple of problems: * Threads, when encountering ANY sort of fault cause the termination of the entire program. * The death of a process for any abnormal reason is quiet; the parent process is not informed * It isn't clear that a heavily segmented model is a sensible approach for a 386. Perhaps the Xenix model of DS = SS = ES makes more sense. It may not be ideal yet, but some simple changes would make it pretty darned neat. -- Richard Kaufmann ARPA: richard@ucsd.arpa TeleLOGIC AB UUCP: ..!{decvax,ihnp4}!sdcsvax!telesoft!richard Box 1001 ..!mcvax!enea!log-hb!richard S14901 Nynashamn Compuserve: 76347,2547 SWEDEN Phone: +46 752 62778 U.S.: Group K, Inc., 708 Fourth Street #7, Encinitas CA 92024, (619) 942-1077 Disclaimer: Not representing TeleSoft or TeleLOGIC, these opinions are mine.