• DOI:10.1002/J.1538-7305.1978.TB02148.X
Corpus ID: 21869088

UNIX time-sharing system: The programmer's workbench

@article{Dolotta1978UNIXTS,
  title={UNIX time-sharing system: The programmer's workbench},
  author={T. A. Dolotta and R. C. Haight and J. Mashey},
  journal={The Bell System Technical Journal},
  year={1978},
  volume={57},
  pages={2177-2200}
}

T. A. Dolotta, R. C. Haight, J. Mashey

Published 1978

Computer Science

The Bell System Technical Journal

Many, if not most, UNIX∗ systems are dedicated to specific projects and serve small, cohesive groups of (usually technically oriented) users. The Programmer's Workbench UNIX system (PWB/UNIX for short) is a facility based on the UNIX system that serves as a large, general-purpose, “utility” computing service. It provides a convenient working environment and a uniform set of programming tools to a very diverse group of users. The PWB/UNIX system has several interesting characteristics: (i) Many… CONTINUE READING

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