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Line 45: ===Operating systems=== An API can specify the interface between an application and the [[operating system]].<ref name="Oreilly91">{{cite book\|last1=Lewine\|first1=Donald A.\|title=POSIX Programmer's Guide\|date=1991\|publisher=O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.\|page=1\|url=~~ftp~~http://~~gamma~~www.~~sbin~~netnic.org/~~pub~~installing-java/~~doc/books/OReilly_-_POSIX_Programmers_Guide.pdf\|accessdate=2~~ ~~August~~how ~~2016}}{{Dead~~can ~~link\|date=November 2018~~install java\|~~bot~~accessdate=~~InternetArchiveBot~~2 ~~\|fix-attempted=yes~~Aprail 2019}}</ref> [[POSIX]], for example, specifies a set of common APIs that aim to enable an application written for a POSIX conformant operating system to be [[Compiler\|compiled]] for another POSIX conformant operating system. [[Linux]] and [[Berkeley Software Distribution]] are examples of operating systems that implement the POSIX APIs.<ref name="WestDedrick16">{{cite journal\|last1=West\|first1=Joel\|last2=Dedrick\|first2=Jason\|title=Open source standardization: the rise of Linux in the network era\|journal=Knowledge, Technology & Policy\|date=2001\|volume=14\|issue=2\|pages=88–112\|url=http://www.joelwest.org/Papers/WestDedrick2001b.pdf\|accessdate=2 August 2016}}</ref>

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