Definition of Posix in English:

Posix

noun ˈpɒsɪksˈpäsiks

mass nounComputing

A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix.
〔计算机〕简便操作系统
Example sentencesExamples
- Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis.
- I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem.
- ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said.
- QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it.
- If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium.

Origin

1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix.

Definition of Posix in US English:

Posix

(also POSIX)

nounˈpäsiks

Computing

A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix.
〔计算机〕简便操作系统
Example sentencesExamples
- Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis.
- If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium.
- QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it.
- ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said.
- I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem.

Origin

1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix.

词汇	Posix
释义	Definition of Posix in English: Posix noun ˈpɒsɪksˈpäsiks mass nounComputing A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix. 〔计算机〕简便操作系统 Example sentencesExamples Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis. I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem. ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said. QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it. If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium. Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix. Definition of Posix in US English: Posix (also POSIX) nounˈpäsiks Computing A set of formal descriptions that provide a standard for the design of operating systems, especially ones which are compatible with Unix. 〔计算机〕简便操作系统 Example sentencesExamples Carrier-grade features to be added include support for Posix compliant threading, diskless blade systems, improved systems responsiveness, and advanced debugging and systems analysis. If the community can sort out some issues between Linux and Posix, the user community may choose to adopt those interfaces, but they will vote with their feet not in a consortium. QNX is also Posix compliant, so there is lots of software that almost works under it. ‘You can implement Posix today with the limited swap instructions that are there today,’ he said. I still think that something like POSIX capabilities is important, but I'm not so sure anymore that Posix capabilities is the right way to go about solving the problem. Origin 1980s: from the initial letters of portable operating system + -ix suggested by Unix.
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