Why use a standardized OS interface?

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• OS Abstractor document says that we can use target OS native IO functions if I set MAP_OS_ANSI_IO to OS_FALSE. Does this mean that I can also call other target OS APIs from application program?

  You should be able to use any native APIs directly from the target OS (as long as the API names are not the same).

• OS Abstractor document says that we can use target OS native IO functions if I set MAP_OS_ANSI_IO to OS_FALSE. Does this mean that I can also call other target OS APIs from application program?

  You should be able to use any native APIs directly from the target OS (as long as the API names are not the same).