Operating Systems and Middleware Supporting Controlled Interaction is a groundbreaking text that explores the critical role of operating systems and middleware in managing the interactions between different components of complex computer systems. Written by renowned expert Max Hailperin, this essential guide is required reading for anyone involved in the design or implementation of modern computer systems.
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