A Metaobject Protocol for Controlling File Cache Management

A Power Aware Cache and Register File Design Space Exploration

The Design of a Metaobject Protocol Controlling Behavior of a Scheme Interpreter

Cache replacement policies for P2P file sharing protocols

Peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing applications generate a large part of today's Internet traffic. The large volume of this traffic (thus high potential caching benefits) and the large cache sizes required (thus nontrivial costs associated with caching) only underline that efficient cache replacement policies are important in this case. File popularity in P2P file-sharing networks does not follow ...

Balancing the EULISP Metaobject Protocol

The challenge for the metaobject protocol designer is to balance the connicting demands of eeciency, simplicity, and extensibility. It is impossible to know all desired extensions in advance; some of them will require greater functionality, while others require greater eeciency. In addition, the protocol itself must be suuciently simple that it can be fully documented and understood by those wh...

Design and Implementation of Metadata Cache Management Strategy for the Distributed File System

Caching strategies and the resulting cache coherence control technique have become the key techniques for the system development. Based on the study of the cache technology of the home and abroad distributed file systems, and combined with the design requirements and characteristics for our multi-user parallel file system Cappella, this paper proposes a new meta-data cache management strategy. ...