5. ACM SIGOPS European Workshop 1992: Le Mont Saint-Michel, France

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigopsE/1992,
  editor    = {Jean-Pierre Ban{\^a}tre},
  title     = {Proceedings of the 5th ACM SIGOPS European Workshop: Models and
               Paradigms for Distributed Systems Structuring, 1992, Mont Saint-Michel,
               France, September 21-23, 1992},
  booktitle = {ACM SIGOPS European Workshop},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1992},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

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  Object-orientation as an appropriate paradigm for high-performance environments for scientific computing.
  
• Peter D. Stout, Brian N. Bershad:
  Diffusive parallelism: a parallel programming model for large scale distributed computation systems.
  
• Gordon S. Blair, Nigel Davies, Geoff Coulson, N. Williams:
  Abstractions for continuous media in heterogeneous distributed systems: the role of groups.
  
• Eric Jul:
  Emerald paradigms for distributed computing.
  
• Paulo Veríssimo, Luís Rodrigues:
  Group orientation: a paradigm for modern distributed systems.
  
• Mahadev Satyanarayanan, David C. Steere, Masashi Kudo, Hank Mashburn:
  Transparent logging as a technique for debugging complex distributed systems.
  
• Ellen H. Siegel:
  Applying high-level language paradigms to distributed systems.
  
• Carlos Almeida, Bradford B. Glade, Keith Marzullo, Robbert van Renesse:
  High availability in a real-time system.
  
• Michel Banâtre, Philippe Joubert, Christine Morin, Gilles Muller, Bruno Rochat:
  Using dynamic atomic actions to build fault tolerant systems.
  
• M. Frans Kaashoek, Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Kees Verstoep:
  An experimental comparison of remote procedure call and group communication.
  
• Jean Dollimore, George Coulouris:
  The relevance of object groups and multicast shared distributed object systems.
  
• Peter Dickman, Mesaac Makpangou, Marc Shapiro:
  Contrasting fragmented objects with uniform transparent object references for distributed programming.
  
• John Wilkes:
  DataMesh, house-building, and distributed systems technology.
  
• Yasuhiko Yokote, Mario Tokoro:
  The new structure of an operating system: the Apertos approach.
  
• Johannes Reisinger:
  Time driven operating systems: a case study on the MARS kernel.
  
• Calton Pu:
  Relaxing the limitations of serializable transactions in distributed systems.
  
• José M. Piquer:
  Large causality: ordering broadcasts and messages.
  
• Chaoying Ma:
  On building very large naming systems.
  
• David Evers, Peter Robinson:
  Modula-3 network objects over ANSA: heterogeneous object-based RPC in a modern systems programming language.
  
• Fred Douglis:
  On the role of compression in distributed systems.
  
• Robbert van Renesse, Robert Cooper, Bradford B. Glade, Patrick Stephenson:
  A RISC approach to process groups.
  
• Vinny Cahill, Seán Baker, Brendan Tangney, Chris Horn, Neville Harris:
  On object orientation as a paradigm for general purpose distributed operating systems.
  
• Kenneth P. Birman:
  Maintaining consistency in distributed systems.
  
• John K. Bennett, John B. Carter, Alan L. Cox, E. N. Elnozahy, David B. Johnson, Peter J. Keleher, Willy Zwaenepoel:
  Distributed shared memory: experience with Munin.
  
• Mike Livesey, Colin Allison:
  Operating system level support for coherence in distributed systems.
  
• Mark D. Wood:
  Rule-based management of distributed operating systems.
  
• Amal A. Shaheen-Gouda, Larry K. Loucks:
  Name borders.
  
• Robert J. Stroud:
  Transparency and reflection in distributed systems.
  
• Jerome H. Saltzer:
  Needed: a systematic structuring paradigm for distributed data.
  
• Rob Pike, David L. Presotto, Ken Thompson, Howard Trickey, Phil Winterbottom:
  The use of name spaces in plan 9.
  
• Larry L. Peterson:
  Life on the OS/network boundary.
  
• Jeff Kramer, Jeff Magee, Morris Sloman:
  Configuring distributed systems.
  
• Matti A. Hiltunen, Richard D. Schlichting:
  Modularizing fault-tolerant protocols.
  
• Ralf Guido Herrtwich, Lars C. Wolf:
  A system software structure for distributed multimedia systems.
  
• Hermann Härtig, Winfried E. Kühnhauser, Wolfgang Lux, Oliver C. Kowalski, Hermann Streich, A. Bäcker:
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• Reinhard Schwarz:
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• Michael D. Schroeder:
  Software clercks.
  
• Alexander B. Romanovsky:
  Synchronization as a framework for distributed system fault-tolerance design.
  
• Werner Vogels, Paulo Veríssimo, Luís Rodrigues:
  Requirements for high performance group support in distributed systems.
  
• Herman C. Rao, Larry L. Peterson:
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• Anand R. Tripathi, Terence Noonan:
  RPC-level support for object-oriented distributed programming.
  
• Derek McAuley:
  Operating system support for multimedia.
  
• Rodger Lea, Christian Jacquemot:
  The COOL architecture and abstractions for object-oriented distributed operating systems.
  
• Yves Eychenne, Michel Simatic, Christophe Baradel, Bruno Kohen:
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• Andrew Birrell:
  An assessment of the remote procedure call mechanism.
  
• Jeffrey S. Chase, Valérie Issarny, Henry M. Levy:
  Distribution in a single address space operating system.
  
• David R. Cheriton:
  Problem-oriented shared memory revisited.
  
• Pierre-Yves Chevalier, Daniel Hagimont, Sacha Krakowiak, Xavier Rousset de Pina:
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• James O'Toole, David K. Gifford:
  Names should mean what, not where.
  
• Andrew Herbert, Dave Otway:
  Fighting the politics with technology.
  

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