Betriebssystemaufrufe
Betriebssystemaufrufe, often abbreviated as "Syscalls" or "System Calls," are the fundamental interfaces between a computer's operating system (OS) and user applications. They allow programs to request services from the OS kernel, which manages hardware resources and provides essential services. These services include file operations, process control, memory management, and device communication.
When a user application needs to perform a task that requires OS intervention, it issues a system
The specific set of system calls varies between operating systems. For example, Unix-like systems have a well-defined
System calls are crucial for maintaining system security and stability. By mediating access to hardware and
In summary, Betriebssystemaufrufe are essential mechanisms that enable user applications to interact with the operating system