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* [https://web.archive.org/web/19990202011734/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu/warpio.html BREAKING THE WARP 9 I/O BARRIER: A FASTER FASTIO] written by [[Alger Pike]] and Holger Veit | * [https://web.archive.org/web/19990202011734/http://avenger.mri.psu.edu/warpio.html BREAKING THE WARP 9 I/O BARRIER: A FASTER FASTIO] written by [[Alger Pike]] and Holger Veit | ||
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Revision as of 08:30, 4 January 2017
(Do not confuse with Holger Veith)
Holger Veit studied electrical engineering and also holds a PhD degree in this area (testing of digital circuits) from University of Duisburg. He was working as a senior researcher at the GMD (Gesellschaft für Mathematik und Datenverarbeitung) at Sankt Augustin, Germany, where he is developing CAD methodologies for designing mixed hardware and software systems. His interest in OS/2 is almost a private pleasure, but he has several years of detailed experience (down to the motherboard level) with operating systems like BSD and OS/2.
Contact Information
- e-mail: holger.veit@gmd.de (warning - delayed)
- WebPage: WebArchive: http://web.archive.org/web/20021212063101/http://ais.gmd.de/~veit/personal.html
- Tel: +49 2241 14 2448
- Fax: +49 2241 14 2422
- Address:
- Dr. Holger Veit
- FhG-AiS - Fraunhofer Institute for Autonomous intelligent Systems
- Schloß Birlinghoven
- 53754 Sankt Augustin
- Germany
- IRC: xf86os2 @ irc.gmd.de
- ICQ: 58248814
Articles
- 32-Bit I/O With Warp Speed (Aug 1995)
- BREAKING THE WARP 9 I/O BARRIER: A FASTER FASTIO written by Alger Pike and Holger Veit
Hacking the OS/2 kernel
- The SESMGR API [1]
- Thunking with DOSCALL1 [2]
- Aurora's KEE32 API Documentation [3]
- Dos32Profile API [4]
- Dos32QuerySysState API [5]
- Live and Let Die :-) (to kill immortal processes)
- Some DevHlps IBM forgot to document [6]
Source: [7]