What are the important design goals of OS Abstractor?

What are the important design goals of OS Abstractor?

Portability and Performance are key factors, which go hand in hand. Next is the API simplicity and development flexibility. The APIs are designed in such a way that they can be extended easily with new features and still preserve backward compatibility of the API interface. Each OS Abstractor API is developed as an independent building block (such as lego blocks) so that any complex functionality could be built using them.


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