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The design of common Operating System Command and Response Languages (OSCL/OSRL) requires as a basis the definition of a user's view of the command system. This paper discusses this view, defines key concepts (session, session-blocks) as they relate to a user's information producing task. Desirable language features are discussed along with suggestions for methods of developing common OSCL/OSRL.

A basis for the design of Operating System Command and Response Languages