Surgeon: a packager for dynamically reconfigurable distributed applications

IF 1.2 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal Pub Date : 1993-03-01 DOI:10.1049/sej.1993.0013

C. Hofmeister, E. White, James M. Purtilo

引用次数: 58

Abstract

Surgeon is a tool that helps programmers prepare software to be dynamically reconfigured. Dynamic reconfiguration environments allow programmers to change a distributed software application while it executes, but existing environments require programmers to manually adapt their software for reconfiguration. However, recent work on the automatic preparation of software for a distributed execution environment (software packaging) shows that interfacing software can be generated automatically, given abstract descriptions of the components and the desired application geometry. Surgeon merges these results so that programmers can dynamically reconfigure their applications without the overhead of manually adapting the software.

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用于动态可重构分布式应用程序的打包器

外科医生是一个工具，帮助程序员准备软件动态重新配置。动态重新配置环境允许程序员在分布式软件应用程序执行时更改它，但是现有的环境要求程序员手动调整他们的软件以进行重新配置。然而，最近关于为分布式执行环境(软件打包)自动准备软件的工作表明，只要给出组件的抽象描述和所需的应用程序几何结构，就可以自动生成接口软件。外科医生合并这些结果，以便程序员可以动态地重新配置他们的应用程序，而无需手动调整软件的开销。

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e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal COMPUTER SCIENCE, SOFTWARE ENGINEERING-

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