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System V Interface Definition

System V Interface Definition (SVID) je standard, který popisuje AT&T UNIX System V jako jsou systémová volání, standardní knihovnu jazyka C, nutné programy a zařízení. Jedná se o důležitý krok standardizace UNIXu. Význam tohoto standardu byl zastíněn vznikem standardů POSIX a Single UNIX Specification, které byly zčásti na SVID založeny.

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System V Interface Definition

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svid unix posix system single specification verze standard unixu interface definition popisuje at jako jsou systémová volání standardní knihovnu jazyka

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