Specialization Classes: An Object Framework for Specialization,
Abstract
Specialization is a growing area of interest in the operating systems community. OS components specialized to some particular circumstance can offer enhanced performance, functionality, or both. Complimentary partial evaluation techniques for automatically specializing programs are also reaching maturity. However, the problem of managing specialization remains: how to specify a specialization, when to apply it, and when to remove it. This problem is particularly important for long-running programs such as operating systems, where specializations are likely to be temporary. This paper presents an object-oriented framework for specifying specializations in long-running programs such as operating systems.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 1996
- Accession Number
- ADA327528
Entities
People
- Andrew N Black
- Calton Pu
- Charles Krasic
- Crispin Cowan
- Jonathan Walpole