- The
PowerOpen Environment (POE),
created in 1991 from the AIM alliance, is an
open standard for
running a Unix-based
operating system on the
PowerPC computer...
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plans for
updated A/UX,
PowerOpen Unix
development alliance". InfoWorld. Vol. 13, no. 44. pp. 1, 115–116. "Forces
Gather for
PowerPC Roundtable". MacW****...
- the AIM
alliance and the
resulting PowerOpen specification,
Apple Computer intended to base A/UX 4.0 for its
PowerPC-based
Macintoshes upon OSF/1, but...
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function interface Language binding Native (computing)
Opaque pointer PowerOpen Environment Symbol table SWIG
Visual C++ ABI
instability details Intel...
- POWER5
based Power Systems machines running Linux PowerOpen Environment List of
open-source
hardware projects Open Compute Project OpenBMC
OpenSPARC Russell...
- AIX for
Apple Network Servers Macintosh Application Environment MkLinux PowerOpen Environment Star Trek –
unreleased Taligent –
unreleased Copland – unreleased...
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programming language Power over
Ethernet (PoE),
combining data and
power supply via
Ethernet cabling PowerOpen Environment, an
open standard for running...
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replacement parts are available,
particularly not the
mechanical components.
PowerOpen Environment "Network
Server 500/132:
Technical Specifications". Apple...
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Platform (CHRP)
OpenPOWER Foundation Power ISA
Power Architecture Power Architecture Platform Reference (PAPR)
PowerOpen Environment PowerPC
Reference Platform...
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features to
PowerUP, but with some
major differences. Most pertinently, it used the
PowerOpen application binary interface (ABI), in
contrast to
PowerUP which...
