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StarOS, a multiprocessor operating system for the support of task forces

StarOS is a message-based, object-oriented, multiprocessor operating system, specifically designed to support task forces, large collections of concurrently executing processes that cooperate to accomplish a single purpose. StarOS has been implemented at Carnegie-Mellon University for the 50 processor Cm* multi-microprocessor computer.

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