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....[10] Given the importance of component technology as a motivating factor for TAL, it is clear that there should be support for manipulating components in a type safe but flexible manner. Modular Typed Assembly Language (MTAL) extends TAL to typed object files and type safe linking [14]. However this is limited by the assumption that all of a program is linked together before the program is run, with linking happening outside of the program itself. Dynamic linking may be used to avoid loading an entire library when only a small part of the library will be needed. For example, ....
....commonly used library in memory. Indeed one can consider the operating system itself as a shared library, one that is made available in a protected region of memory to all running programs. Our interest is in extending TAL with support for dynamic linking and shared libraries. Glew and Morrisett [14] consider some alternative approaches to ex tending MTAL with dynamic linking , but this consideration is only informal. One issue that they do not consider, which is central to our work, is what model dynamic linking should use for software components and for linking components. An obvious ....
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Neal Glew and Greg Morrisett. Type-safe linking and modular assembly languages. In Proceedings of ACM Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages, San Antonio, Texas, January 1999. ACM Press.
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