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This document describes an experiment to implement a basic multiprogramming operating system. The system loads and runs programs one at a time without true multiprogramming. It uses an interrupt-driven supervisor to handle system calls for reading, writing, and terminating programs. The supervisor and program execution are controlled using registers like the instruction counter, general purpose registers, and a toggle to indicate the system call number.

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OS - Course Project

This document describes an experiment to implement a basic multiprogramming operating system. The system loads and runs programs one at a time without true multiprogramming. It uses an interrupt-driven supervisor to handle system calls for reading, writing, and terminating programs. The supervisor and program execution are controlled using registers like the instruction counter, general purpose registers, and a toggle to indicate the system call number.

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Experiment No: 1

Title: Implementation of a multiprogramming operating system

Problem Statement: Stage I:


i. CPU/ Machine Simulation
ii. Supervisor Call through interrupt
Description:
Assumption:
 Jobs entered without error in input file
 No physical separation between jobs
 Job outputs separated in output file by 2 blank lines
 Program loaded in memory starting at location 00
 No multiprogramming, load and run one program at a time
 SI interrupt for service request

Notation:
M: memory; IR: Instruction Register (4 bytes)
IR [1, 2]: Bytes 1, 2 of IR/Operation Code
IR [3, 4]: Bytes 3, 4 of IR/Operand Address
M[&]: Content of memory location &
IC: Instruction Counter Register (2 bytes)
R: General Purpose Register (4 bytes)
C: Toggle (1 byte)
: Loaded/stored/placed into

MOS (MASTER MODE)


SI = 3 (Initialization)
Case SI of
1: Read
2: Write
3: Terminate
Endcase

READ:
IR [4]  0
Read next (data) card from input file in memory locations IR [3,4] through IR [3,4] +9
If M [IR [3,4]] = $END, abort (out-of-data)
EXECUTEUSERPROGRAM

WRITE:

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IR [4]  0
Write one block (10 words of memory) from memory locations IR [3,4] through IR [3,4] + 9
to output file
EXECUTEUSERPROGRAM

TERMINATE:
Write 2 blank lines in output file
MOS/LOAD
LOAD:
m0
While not e-o-f
Read next (program or control) card from input file in a buffer
Control card: $AMJ, end-while
$DTA, MOS/STARTEXECUTION
$END, end-while
Program Card: If m = 100, abort (memory exceeded)
Store buffer in memory locations m through m + 9
m  m + 10
End-While
STOP

MOS/STARTEXECUTION
IC  00
EXECUTEUSERPROGRAM

EXECUTEUSERPROGRAM (SLAVE MODE)


Loop
IR  M [IC]
IC  IC+1
Examine IR[1,2]
LR: R  M [IR[3,4]]
SR: R  M [IR[3,4]]
CR: Compare R and M [IR[3,4]]
If equal C  T else C  F
BT: If C = T then IC  IR [3,4]
GD: SI = 1
PD: SI = 2
H: SI = 3
End-Examine
End-Loop

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Question Bank:
1. What is use of different registers?
2. What is significance of SI?
3. When SI would set to 1/2/3?
4. What is Interrupt?
5. What is system call?

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