NASA NTRS · 19720005528
Spaceborne computer executive routine functional design specification. Volume 2: Computer executive design for space station/base
Abstract
The computer executive functional system design concepts derived from study of the Space Station/Base are presented. Information Management System hardware configuration as directly influencing the executive design is reviewed. The hardware configuration and generic executive design requirements are considered in detail in a previous report (System Configuration and Executive Requirements Specifications for Reusable Shuttle and Space Station/Base, 9/25/70). This report defines basic system primitives and delineates processes and process control. Supervisor states are considered for describing basic multiprogramming and multiprocessing systems. A high-level computer executive including control of scheduling, allocation of resources, system interactions, and real-time supervisory functions is defined. The description is oriented to provide a baseline for a functional simulation of the computer executive system.
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Kennedy, J. R., Fitzpatrick, W. S.. 1971-10-01. Spaceborne computer executive routine functional design specification. Volume 2: Computer executive design for space station/base. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720005528
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