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Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 9: Messages and Threads

Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 9: Messages and Threads

Ngày tải lên : 17/10/2013, 19:15
... between these windows, and the monitoring and reporting of user events such as mouse button clicks. In short, the Application Server, and indirectly the classes of the Application Kit, allow the system ... to the clipboard (as opposed to the user placing it there by a copy or cut), it should first lock the clipboard (in case the user does in fact perform a copy or cut while your program is in the ... with system messages—messages generated and dispatched by the system. The Message Protocols appendix of the Be Book defines all the system messages. In short, system messages fall into the following categories: Application...
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Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 10: Files

Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 10: Files

Ngày tải lên : 20/10/2013, 10:15
... response to the user’s request. For an Open file panel, that’s typically when the user chooses the Open item from the File menu. For the Save file panel, the display of the panel comes when the user chooses ... hierarchically. Files, and the directories (or folders) that hold files, are organized in a hierarchy or tree. Each directory may hold files, other directories, or both. Each item (file or directory) has a single ... err; The ref and name variables are again declared for use in determining the direc- tory to save the file to and the name to give that file. The err variable is again present for use in error...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 1: BeOS Programming Overview ppt

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 1: BeOS Programming Overview ppt

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... be added or deleted from the heap without regard for its placement in the heap, or for the other contents of the heap. The stack, on the other hand, is used to store objects in a set order— objects ... with the required memory. For any running application, the system first uses RAM to han- dle the program’s needs. If there is a shortage of available physical memory, the system then resorts ... AMP. A system that uses AMP sends a thread to one processor (deemed the master processor) which in turn parcels out subtasks to the other processor or processors (called the slave processor or pro- cessors). The...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 2: BeIDE Projects docx

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 2: BeIDE Projects docx

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... is used in a manner similar to the way you use a graphics paint program—you select a color from a palette of colors and then use a Figure 2-8. Viewing the ‘APPI’ information for the HelloWorld ... with the addition of an underscore and then ppc for a PowerPC-based project or an underscore and then x86 for an Intel-based project. In Figure 2-3, you can see that for the HelloWorld project there ... created by the HelloWorld program, the program passes to the HelloView constructor the size and name the view is to have. The HelloView constructor will in turn pass that information on to the BView...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 3: BeOS API Overview doc

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 3: BeOS API Overview doc

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... classes for the common interface elements. There’s the BWindow class for a window, the BMenuBar class for a menubar, the BMenu class for a menu, the BMenuItem class for a menu item, and so forth. ... in the application constructor, the MyHelloWindow constructor is responsible for creating a new view, adding the view to the new window, and then displaying the new window. The new MyHelloWorld ... the object’s destructor when being destroyed. That’s because the BeOS does the work. The Constructor and Destructor section lets you know when this is the case for a class. The BWindow class provides...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 4: Windows, Views, and Messages doc

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 4: Windows, Views, and Messages doc

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... the time the mouse button was clicked. The values of the point are in the view’s coor- dinate system. For example, if the cursor was over the very top left corner of the view at the time of the mouse ... is, the program doesn’t override the BView hook function MouseUp(). B_MOUSE_MOVED Is sent to a window when the user moves the cursor over the window. As the user drags the mouse, repeated B_MOUSE_MOVED ... MouseDown() of the view the cursor was over at the time of the mouse button click. B_MOUSE_UP Reaches the window that was affected by a B_MOUSE_DOWN message when the user releases a pressed mouse...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 5: Drawing ppt

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 5: Drawing ppt

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... high color before changing it. After calling SetHighColor() and FillRect(), use the rgb_color value returned by HighColor() to reset the high color to its state prior to the use of the user-selected ... Then, when the user clicks the mouse in the MyDrawView view, MouseDown() makes the system aware of the fact that the view needs updating, and the system invokes Draw(): void MyDrawView::MouseDown(BPoint ... drawing will start in the top left corner of the view (and, because the view is the same size as the window, the top left cor- ner of the window). A call to DrawPicture() performs the drawing: void...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 6: Controls and Messages ppt

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 6: Controls and Messages ppt

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... color controls. A color control displays the 256 system colors, each in a small square. The user can choose a color by clicking on it. A program can, at any time, check to see which color the user ... *fButtonBeep2; }; Creating the buttons The buttons are created and added to the window in the MyHelloWindow con- structor. Before doing that, the constructor declares several variables that will be used in the pair ... bringing it back to the forefront doesn’t cause the border to disappear the update message that the Application Server sends to the MyHelloWindow window results in the calling of the Draw() function...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 7: Menus docx

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 7: Menus docx

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... for the menu item: uint32 *shortcutModifiers; char shortcutChar; shortcutChar = theItem->Shortcut(shortcutModifiers); To determine which modifier key or keys are a part of the shortcut, perform ... Shortcut() will fill this variable with a mask that consists of all of the modifier keys that are a part of the shortcut for the menu item. Shortcut() will also return the shortcut character for ... given the variable used to represent the sub- menu the name subMenu, it really is nothing more than a BMenu object. The items in the Dogs submenu were added the same way as the items in the Animal menu—by...
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Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 8: Text ppt

Tài liệu Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 8: Text ppt

Ngày tải lên : 26/01/2014, 07:20
... between the calls to GetFontAndColor() and SetFontAndColor(), invoke one or more BFont functions to change the desired font trait. For instance, to change the size of the font used to display the text ... sounds, the user can change the font that’s used for any of the global system fonts. Figure 8-2 shows that the FontPanel preferences program lets the user pick a different plain, bold, or fixed ... desired changes to the font and then pass these changes back to the text view object. The same applies to the text’s color. The BTextView function SetFontAndColor() takes care of both of these tasks: void...
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Learning the Unix Operating System pptx

Learning the Unix Operating System pptx

Ngày tải lên : 18/03/2014, 00:20
... Files on Other Operating Systems MTOOLS utilities for : 4.4.6. Files on Other Operating Systems dot (.) . directory shortcut : 3.1.8.1. ls in filenames : 4.2. File and Directory Names ... N naming files and directories : 4.2. File and Directory Names wildcards for : 4.3. File and Directory Wildcards networked filesystem : 3.1.3. The Directory Tree networks, copying files across ... situation exactly. If none of these suggestions helps you enough, ask another UNIX user or your system administrator.) 1.1.1.1 Connecting from another operating system If you're using a...
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The Duality of Memory and Communication in the Implementation of a Multiprocessor Operating System

The Duality of Memory and Communication in the Implementation of a Multiprocessor Operating System

Ngày tải lên : 12/09/2012, 15:05
... the memory object X. The shared memory server records each use of X, and the pager request and name ports for those uses. Note that the Mach kernel does not await a reply from the shared memory ... port. port_deallocate(task, port) Deallocate the task’s rights to this port. port_enable(task, port) Add this port to the task’s default group of ports for msg_receive. port_disable(task, port) Remove ... runs on more than a dozen computer systems including the VAX family of uniprocessors and multiprocessors, the IBM RT PC, the SUN 3, the 16-processor Encore MultiMax, and the 26-processor Sequent Balance...
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Tài liệu THE OPERATING SYSTEM MACHINE LEVEL-6 docx

Tài liệu THE OPERATING SYSTEM MACHINE LEVEL-6 docx

Ngày tải lên : 12/12/2013, 09:15
... logical records. (a) Before reading record 19. (b) After reading record 19. Original process Children of A Grandchildren of A A A A A A A Figure 6-43. A process tree in UNIX . 6 THE OPERATING SYSTEM MACHINE ... 4 Track 19 Track 11 Track 77 Sector 6 Sector 9 Sector 2 Sector 0 Figure 6-22. (a) A user file directory. (b) The contents of a typical entry in a file directory. Relative address 0 4 BASE 0-15 ... 0); // Close the files close(infd); close(outfd); Figure 6-36. A program fragment for copying a file using the UNIX system calls. This fragment is in C because Java hides the low-level system calls...
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Routing and Packet ForwardingRouting Protocols and Concepts quangkien@gmail.com.Topicsl Inside the Router Ÿ Routers are computers Ÿ Router CPU and Memory Ÿ Internetwork Operating System Ÿ Router Bootup Process Ÿ Router Ports doc

Chapter 1 Introduction to Routing and Packet ForwardingRouting Protocols and Concepts quangkien@gmail.com.Topicsl Inside the Router Ÿ Routers are computers Ÿ Router CPU and Memory Ÿ Internetwork Operating System Ÿ Router Bootup Process Ÿ Router Ports doc

Ngày tải lên : 09/03/2014, 13:20
... Ports Console port Ÿ Terminal Ÿ PC running terminal emulator software l No need for network access l Used for initial configuration Auxiliary (AUX) port l Not all routers have auxiliary ports. Ÿ ... command is used to view information about the router during the bootup process (later). Inside the Router l Routers are computers l Router CPU and Memory l Internetwork Operating System l Router ... Process l Router Ports and Interfaces l Routers and the Network Layer 2 Topics l Inside the Router Ÿ Routers are computers Ÿ Router CPU and Memory Ÿ Internetwork Operating System Ÿ Router Bootup...
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The Cheapest Way to Make Phone Calls, Send Faxes or Use the Internet docx

The Cheapest Way to Make Phone Calls, Send Faxes or Use the Internet docx

Ngày tải lên : 15/03/2014, 09:20
... for the very same reason, these companies are obscure. Most people don’t know about them; in fact, it may take considerable effort to hunt some of them down. Another factor complicating the ... want the general public to know. The common denominator of the information is that the resultant savings will be real, measurable, and substantial. The purpose of this book is not to name or ... 3 – In order to qualify for a Smart Number, you must be either a pager or cellular phone customer; however, this service does not require the use of your pager or cellular phone. The basic...
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