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Prototyping Object-Oriented Specifications

Ali Al-Shabibi, Stanislav Chachkov, Ang Chen

CoopnBuilder is an integrated development environment (IDE) for Concurrent Object Oriented Petri Nets (COOPN). It comes with a complete set of tools enabling the user to view, edit, check, simulate and generate code from CO-OPN specifications. The Code Gen ...

Springer Verlag2003

Exploring Curved Anatomic Structures with Surface Sections

Roger Hersch, Sebastian Gerlach, Laurent Saroul

The extraction of planar sections from volume images is the most commonly used technique for inspecting and visualizing anatomic structures. We propose to generalize the concept of planar section to the extraction of curved cross-sections (free form surfac ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society2003

Neko: A Single Environment to Simulate and Prototype Distributed Algorithms

André Schiper, Xavier Défago

Peter Urban, Xavier Defago and Andre Schiper Neko: A Single Environment to Simulate and Prototype Distributed Algorithms Designing, tuning, and analyzing the performance of distributed algorithms and protocols are complex tasks. A major factor that contrib ...

2002

OS Support for P2P: a Case for TPS

Rachid Guerraoui, Patrick Eugster

Just like Remote Procedure Call (RPC) turned out to be a very effective OS abstraction in building client-server applications over LANs, Type-based Publish-Subscribe (TPS) can be viewed as a high-level candidate OS abstraction for building Peer-to-Peer (P2 ...

2002

OS Support for P2P Programming: a Case for TPS

Rachid Guerraoui, Patrick Eugster

Just like Remote Procedure Call (RPC) turned out to be a very effective OS ab-straction in building client-server applications over LANs, Type-based Publish-Sub-scribe (TPS) can be viewed as a high-level candidate OS abstraction for building Peer-to-Peer ( ...

2002

Open Consensus

Rachid Guerraoui, Romain Boichat

This paper presents the abstraction of open consensus and argues for its use as an effective component for building reliable agreement protocols in practical asynchronous systems where processes and links can crash and recover. The specification of open co ...

2001

From Formal Specifications to Ready-to-Use Software Components: The Concurrent Object-Oriented Petri Net Approach

Stanislav Chachkov

CO-OPN (Concurrent Object Oriented Petri Net) is a formal specification language for modelling distributed systems; it is based on coordinated algebraic Petri nets. In this paper we describe a method for generating an executable prototype from a CO-OPN spe ...

IEEE Computer Society Press2001

Tail Call Elimination on the Java Virtual Machine

Martin Odersky, Michel Schinz

A problem that often has to be solved by compilers for functional languages targeting the Java Virtual Machine is the elimination of tail calls. This paper explains how we solved it in our Funnel compiler and presents some experimental results about the im ...

2001

Remote Monitoring of Railway Equipment Using Internet Technologies

Alain Wegmann, Txomin Nieva

This paper outlines the main benefits of using Internet technologies for the remote monitoring of railway equipment. We present two prototypes of a remote monitoring tool for railway equipment. The first has a 2-tier architecture and is based on Java techn ...

2001

Abstractions for Distributed Programming: Guests or Relatives?

Rachid Guerraoui, Patrick Eugster, Christian Heide Damm

What abstractions are useful for expressing distributed interaction? This question has constituted an active area of research in the last decades and several candidates have been proposed, including remote method invocation, tuple spaces and publish/subscr ...

2001