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Abstract: Introduction
In traditional programming languages, database management systems, file
systems and operating systems there are a number of, often conflicting, binding
mechanisms for composing sub-systems, programs and data. In our experiments in
designing, building and using a persistent information space architecture (PISA) [3]
we have encountered these binding mechanisms and wish to report on them here.
We wish to build a total system capable of providing for all programming
activity. Our... (Update)
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.... for different kinds of change in systems, a number of different kinds of bindings are desirable, from fully static to fully dynamic [MAB90]. To minimise the number of components which are necessary, a persistent system should have the ability to abstract over type. Many...
.... In general, bindings have four components: a name, a value, a type, and an indication as to whether or not the value may be modified [10]. b c g h d e f a Figure 1.1: A binding graph. Applications consist of programs which construct or navigate these graphs. Usually, the...
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R. Morrison, M.P. Atkinson, A.L. Brown, and A. Dearle. On the classification of binding mechanisms. Information Processing Letters, 34(1):51--55, February 1990. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/morrison90classification.html More
@article{ morrison90classification,
author = "Ronald Morrison and Malcolm P. Atkinson and Alfred L. Brown and Alan Dearle",
title = "On the Classification of Binding Mechanisms",
journal = "Information Processing Letters",
volume = "34",
number = "1",
pages = "51-55",
year = "1990",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/morrison90classification.html" }
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