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Even if some of the articles are written with x86/PC platform in mind, most of them apply to any 'modern' platforms like sh3/sh4 MPUs.
Even if some of the articles are written with x86/PC platform in mind, most of them apply to any 'modern' platforms like sh3/sh4 MPUs.
## POSIX documentation
As FiXos try to give a userspace interface relatively close to POSIX specifications, the kernel itself should sometimes have to follow them.
You may access it [online](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/), but the navigtion isn't easy (and the interface is ugly).
Unfortunatly, the PDF version of this document is not free.
There is a way to get it legaly for free, described in this [github repository](https://github.com/geoff-codes/posix-standard), but you can also ask people around.
I don't know... maybe... someone have it and can give you a copy for private usage?
