A new garbage collection algorithm for distributed object systems, called DMOS (Distributed Mature Object Space), is presented. It is derived from two previous algorithms, MOS (Mature Object Space), sometimes called the train algorithm, and PMOS (Persistent Mature Object Space). The contribution of DMOS is that it provides the following unique combination of properties for a distributed collector: safety, completeness, non-disruptiveness, incrementality, and scalability. Furthermore, the DMOS collector is non-blocking and does not use global tracing.</p
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This thesis concentrates on the derivation of a modularised version of the DMOS distributed garbage ...
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ii This thesis concentrates on the derivation of a modularised version of the DMOS distributed garba...
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We propose an effective methodology in which a distributed garbage collector may be derived from a d...
Most Distributed Garbage Collection (DGC) algorithms are not complete as they fail to reclaim distri...
This paper shows how to perform distributed automatic garbage collection of objects possessing their...
This thesis concentrates on the derivation of a modularised version of the DMOS distributed garbage ...
An orthogonally persistent system maintains data beyond any program execution. The principle of pers...
This paper presents a new algorithm for distributed garbage collection and outlines its implementati...
Support for distributed co-operative work implies object sharing. The memory management of these di...
This thesis describes a new approach to achieving high quality distributed garbage collection using ...
We present a new distributed garbage collection algorithm that is able to reorganise diffusion trees...
This paper presents an algorithm for distributed garbage collection and outlines its implementation ...
In this report we present a fault-tolerant and efficient algorithm for distributed garbage collectio...
ii This thesis concentrates on the derivation of a modularised version of the DMOS distributed garba...
With the continued growth of distributed systems as a means to provide shared data, designers are tu...
Abstract — This seminar report presents adoptions of uniprocessor garbage collection techniques whic...
©2001 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish thi...
We propose an effective methodology in which a distributed garbage collector may be derived from a d...
Most Distributed Garbage Collection (DGC) algorithms are not complete as they fail to reclaim distri...
This paper shows how to perform distributed automatic garbage collection of objects possessing their...
This thesis concentrates on the derivation of a modularised version of the DMOS distributed garbage ...