Linux-based Windows software compatible layer architecture
An architecture and compatibility layer technology, applied in the direction of program control devices, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to retain the Windows user graphical interface and operation mode, affecting the running speed and stability of Windows programs, and not being able to achieve binary compatibility, etc., to achieve development and debugging Efficient and simple, improve development efficiency, and facilitate function expansion
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[0022] figure 1 It illustrates the compatibility layer architecture constructed by the present invention based on the idea of microkernel. The figure depicts a system that includes the Linux kernel, Windows applications, and a compatibility layer that enables Windows applications to run on Linux.
[0023] Linux and WINDOWS are two operating systems based on different design ideas. Linux uses a traditional flat module structure, which is a large kernel system composed of multiple mutually independent and interdependent modules. Windows2k and Windows XP The representative Windows system uses an operating system with a microkernel structure as the main structure and a flat module structure. In addition to the different architectures, Linux and Windows have their own implementation methods in file system, memory management, process scheduling, and graphical user systems, so Windows applications cannot run directly on the Linux platform. The microkernel structure is the development...
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