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Process migration
- ACM Computing Surveys
, 2000
"... A process is an operating system abstraction representing an instance of a running computer program. Process migration is the act of transferring a process between two machines during its execution. Several implementations ..."
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A process is an operating system abstraction representing an instance of a running computer program. Process migration is the act of transferring a process between two machines during its execution. Several implementations
Adaptability Using Reflection
- In proceedings of the 27th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
, 1994
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A reflective Object Model
"... Adaptability is an essential feature of future operating systems. In contrast to problem-specific mechanisms, e. g. replication of files or migration of processes, this paper investigates a general, straightforward approach in an object-oriented environment. Adaptability is provided for all objects ..."
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Adaptability is an essential feature of future operating systems. In contrast to problem-specific mechanisms, e. g. replication of files or migration of processes, this paper investigates a general, straightforward approach in an object-oriented environment. Adaptability is provided for all objects regardless of their type and the required type of adaptability, e. g. replication, migration, access control, fault-tolerance. It may be viewed as the adaptability of the infrastructure of an object and may be implemented by reflection upon this infrastructure. Reflection mechanisms supported by the base object management are incorporated into the BirliX system in an orthogonal way.
