The architecture of the Lisa personal computer Bruce Daniels, Apple Computer, 1983
Lisa operating system reference manual
Apple Computer, 1982
>
> I did have memory protection and virtual memory via the MMU. I believe
> that the multitasking wasn't pre-emptive due to LisaGraf being
> non-reentrant, but I'm not 100% sure. (LisaGraf became QuickDraw on the
> Mac.)
>
>
> Andrea wrote:
>> Hello, there are many web pages stating that the Lisa had preemptive
>> multitasking and protected memory, features that were going to become
>> common on personal computers only with the more recent versions of
>> Windows (> Windows 98) and OSX on Macs. Is this true or just a myth?
>>
>> >From <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Lisa>
>> "It is a common misconception that the Lisa OS used preemptive
>> multitasking."
>>
>> I am more and more confused.
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