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Supporting Tailorability of Groupware through Component.. - Stiemerling (1997) (2 citations) (Correct)
....route messages between components. Depending on the degree of component interaction (e.g. message passing) full interpretation might hurt the performance of the system. If this proves to be a serious obstacle, alternative approaches have to be discussed (e.g. on the fly compilation, see [4]) Additionally, tailoring constraints might be exploited to identify rigid parts and connections in the application and compile and optimize them (e.g. hard code and compile them) for efficiency. 5.3 Tailoring by changing or extending the implementation of components. Assuming components on the ....
Franz, M., "Towards an Execution Model for Component Software," Special Issues in ObjectOriented Programming: Workshop Reader of the 10th European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming ECOOP '96, Linz, pp. 144-149, 1996.
An Efficient Execution Model for Dynamically.. - Gal, Fröhlich, Franz (2002) (2 citations) Self-citation (Franz) (Correct)
....type. This approach is also referred to as late binding. In lieu of compiling the source code directly to machine code for some target architecture, an intermediate representation is generated. To perform inline expansion of message sends which use late binding, we apply dynamic recompilation [6] in our execution model. The runtime system contains a code generator which translates this intermediate representation into machine code at load time (Figure 2) However, this translation process is not limited to load time. To deal with 3 execution feedback abstract syntax tree source code ....
M. Franz. Toward an Execution Model for Component Software. In Workshop Reader of the European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP), pages 144--149, Mar. 1997.
On Reconciling Objects, Components, and Efficiency in.. - Fröhlich, Gal, Franz (2002) Self-citation (Franz) (Correct)
.... without recompiling the embedding module (which is a common scenario in component oriented programming) 23 To overcome these problems and limitations, and to allow for an aggressive optimization across component boundaries, we apply in our execution model for Lagoona runtime code generation [13]. In lieu of compiling the source code to direct machine code for some target architecture, an intermediate representation is generated, which is an annotated syntax tree in our case (Figure 9) The runtime system contains a code generator which translates this intermediate representation at ....
Michael Franz. Toward an Execution Model for Component Software. In Workshop Reader of the European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP), pages 144--149, March 1997. 31
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