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The History of Posix: A Study in the Standards Process

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The background of the Posix (an acronym for the standard formally known as Portable Operating System Interface for Computer Environments) standardization is described. Significant steps and/or stages in the process are discussed. They include setting up key guidelines; a methodology for identifying consensus that had evolved from software engineering groups writing the rationale; expanding participation; the issuance of a trial use standard and the issues it raised; additional activities launched; and future work.

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    Computer  Volume 23, Issue 7
    July 1990
    109 pages
    ISSN:0018-9162
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    IEEE Computer Society Press

    Washington, DC, United States

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    Published: 01 July 1990

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