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By Abhishek Ghosh July 14, 2012 12:07 pm Updated on July 14, 2012

POSIX or Portable Operating System Interface

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Portable Operating System Interface or POSIX is standardized application programming interface maintaining compatibility between application and OS. The term POSIX was proposed by Richard Stallman in response to the IEEE’s invitation to give a memorable name; POSIX was previously designated as IEEE-IX.

 

Brief Description of POSIX

 

The specification of user and software interface of the operating system is divided into four parts that make up the POSIX standard. There is a list of the standard conventions used including definitions and concepts, there is System interface ; Command line interpreter and utilities and Declarations. We are not elaborating simply because this webpage is not a text book reference page. Most of us need to know about POSIX for other usages related mainly with Linux Servers.

The standard POSIX shell is the Unix shell. Other utilities such as awk , vi or echo are also part of the POSIX standards.

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POSIX compliant operating systems

 

POSIX or Portable Operating System Interface

 

 

The following operating systems are POSIX compliant, they adhere to the entire standard:

 

A / UX, AIX, BlagOS, BSD / OS, Darwin ( Mac OS X ), HP-UX, INTEGRITY, IRIX, LynxOS, MINIX, OpenVMS, penOS, QNX, RTEMS, Solaris and OpenSolaris, UnixWare, velOSity, VxWorks

 

The following operating systems are largely POSIX compliant, these operating systems have not been officially certified as POSIX-compliant, but to keep the standards :

 

BeOS and its open-source successor to Haiku, Nucleus RTOS, FreeBSD, All Linux distributions, NetBSD, OpenBSD, PikeOS, SkyOS, SuperUX, Syllable, VSTA

 

The following operating systems are Compatibility compliant with extensions. These operating systems are not officially certified as POSIX-compliant, but are largely compliant with POSIX and is implemented through a kind of extension compatibility (usually translation libraries) or an intermediate layer of the kernel. Without this extension, they are usually not POSIX compliant :

 

The NT kernel of Microsoft Windows when using the Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX, eCos, Symbian OS, AmigaOS.

 

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Cite this article as: Abhishek Ghosh, "POSIX or Portable Operating System Interface," in The Customize Windows, July 14, 2012, May 23, 2022, https://thecustomizewindows.com/2012/07/posix-or-portable-operating-system-interface/.

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