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In this first experiment, we have configured the compressed cache using what we though would be nice parameters. We have used a 1Mbyte cache and a cleaning threshold of 50% of the cache. Using these ...
are those ones that have less free space than the average size of the last 100 compressed pages. Using this new concept, whenever a page does not fit in the cache, all full buffers will be sent to the ...
So far, we have only seen the performance benefits of compressing the swap area. As we mentioned in the introduction, this was the main objective of the project. Anyway, we also had a second objective ...
Not much research has been done in the area of compressing the swap space. The compression cache proposed by Fred Douglis [4] is very similar, in essence, to our work, but some important differences ...
We present a new scheme for performing binary translation that produces code comparable to or better than existing binary translators with much less engineering effort. Instead of hand-coding the ...
Figure 6: Excerpt from a web page describing user interface toolkits. The page describes over 100 toolkits with various properties: some are free, some are commercial; some run on Unix, others ...
Plain text has less explicit structure than HTML, so text constraints for plain text typically refer to delimiters like punctuation marks and line breaks. Consider the following example of processing ...
This work is part of the first author's PhD thesis research, and continues to evolve. This section describes some of the directions in which the work will be taken in the coming months. LAPIS will be ...
Figure: High-level view of a DDS: a DDS is a self-managing, cluster-based data repository. All service instances (S) in the cluster see the same consistent image of the DDS; as a result, any WAN ...
This paper introduces a new consistency metric, Network Imprecision (NI), to address a central challenge in large-scale monitoring systems: safeguarding accuracy despite node and network failures. To ...