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Abstract: The advantages in modularity and power of microkernel-based operating systems such as Mach 3.0 are well known. The existing performance problems of these systems, however, are significant. Much of the performance degradation is due to the cost of maintaining separate protection domains, traversing software layers, and using a semantically rich inter-process communication mechanism. An approach that optimizes the common case is to permit merging of protection domains in performance critical... (Update)
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@misc{ lepreau-kernel,
author = "Jay Lepreau and Mike Hibler and Bryan Ford and Jeffrey Law",
title = "In-Kernel Servers on Mach 3.0: Implementation and Performance",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/33069.html" }
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