Jay Lepreau

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Published: 1993
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1999
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Bryan Ford, Mike Hibler, Jay Lepreau, Roland McGrath, Patrick Tullmann:
Interface and Execution Models in the Fluke Kernel. OSDI 1999: 101-115
1997
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Bryan Ford, Kevin Van Maren, Jay Lepreau, Stephen Clawson, Bart Robinson, Jeff Turner:
The Flux OS Toolkit: Reusable Components for OS Implementation. Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems 1997: 14-19
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Eric Eide, Kevin Frei, Bryan Ford, Jay Lepreau, Gary Lindstrom:
Flick: A Flexible, Optimizing IDL Compiler. PLDI 1997: 44-56
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Bryan Ford, Godmar Back, Greg Benson, Jay Lepreau, Albert Lin, Olin Shivers:
The Flux OSKit: A Substrate for Kernel and Language Research. SOSP 1997: 38-51
1996
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Bryan Ford, Mike Hibler, Jay Lepreau, Patrick Tullmann, Godmar Back, Stephen Clawson:
Microkernels Meet Recursive Virtual Machines. OSDI 1996: 137-151
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Jay Lepreau, Bryan Ford, Mike Hibler:
The persistent relevance of the local operating system to global applications. ACM SIGOPS European Workshop 1996: 133-140
1995
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Bryan Ford, Mike Hibler, Jay Lepreau:
Using Annotated Interface Definitions to Optimize RPC. SOSP 1995: 232
1994
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Bryan Ford, Jay Lepreau:
Evolving Mach 3.0 to A Migrating Thread Model. USENIX Winter 1994: 97-114
1993
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John B. Carter, Bryan Ford, Mike Hibler, Ravindra Kuramkote, Jeffrey Law, Jay Lepreau, Douglas B. Orr, Leigh Stoller, Mark R. Swanson:
FLEX: A Tool for Building Efficient and Flexible Systems. Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems 1993: 198-202
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Jay Lepreau, Mike Hibler, Bryan Ford, Jeffrey Law, Douglas B. Orr:
In-Kernel Servers on Mach 3.0: Implementation and Performance. USENIX MACH Symposium 1993: 39-56

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