andrea@usenix.ORG (Andrea Galleni) (02/07/90)
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS NOW AVAILABLE
If you couldn't join us in Washington D.C. last month, the
proceedings from our Winter Conference 1990 are now available for
$25 (add $15 for foreign postage). See table of contents below.
You can place an order by phone using your VISA/MC.
Telephone: 415-528-8649.
Shipment will be made within the week!
You can also send a check or purchase order to:
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The USENIX Association Staff
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Virtual Memory
A Dynamic File System Inode Allocation and Reclaim Policy
Ron Barkley & T. Paul Lee, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Insuring Improved VM Performance: Some No-Fault Policies
Danny Chen, Ron Barkley, & T. Paul Lee, AT&T Bell Laboratories
TAE Plus: Transportable Applications Environment plus A
User Interface Development Tool for Building Graphic
Oriented Applications
Martha Szczur, Karl R. Wolf, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Architecture & Debuggers
Implementing a Mach Debugger for Multithreaded Applications
Deborah L. Caswell, Hewlett Packard Company,
David L. Black, Carnegie Mellon University
pdb: A Network Oriented Symbolic Debugger
Paul Maybee, Solbourne Computer, Inc.
Some Efficient Architecture Simulation Techniques
Robert Bedichek, University of Washington
Applications
Software Tickerplants on UNIX
Mark Luppi, Robert Berkley, Skip Gilbrech,
Tim Hunt, & Richard Plevin, Fusion Systems Group
GENESIS and XODUS - General Purpose Neural Network Simulation Tool
John Uhley, U. S. Bhalla, M. A. Wilson, D. H. Bilitch,
M. E. Nelson, & J. M. Bower, California Institute of Technology
Keynote - A Language and Extensible Graphical Editor for Music
Tim Thompson, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Utilities
Integrated Interactive Access to Heterogeneous Distributed Services
Joel S. Emer & William E. Weihl, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The UNIX System Math Library, A Status Report
Joel Silverstein, Steve Sommars & Yio-Chian Tao, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Tcl: An Embeddable Command Language
John K. Ousterhout, University of California, Berkeley
Kernel Internals
An Event-based Fair Share Scheduler
Raymond B. Essick, Prisma, Inc.
Parallel STREAMS: a Multi-Processor Implementation
Arun Garg, Sequent Computer Systems
Implementing Berkeley Sockets in System V, Release 4
Ian Vessey & Glenn Skinner, Sun Microsystems
Networks
Two Network Management Tools -or- (How Many Packets Would a
Packet Router Route if a Packet Router Could Route Packets?)
Jeff Okamoto & Allan Leinwand, Hewlett Packard Company
Packet Trains on NSFNET National Backbone -
A Traffic Characterization
Steven A. Heimlich, University of Maryland
Pseudo-Network Drivers and Virtual Networks
Steven Bellovin, AT&T Bell Laboratories
User Interface Management Systems
The Serpent User Interface Management System
Brian Clapper, Erik Hardy, Rick Kazman, Robert Seacord, Lenn Bass, Software Engineering Institute
Parallel Object-Oriented UIMS with Macro and Micro Stubs
Masami Hagiya & Kouji Ohtani, Kyoto University
MTX - A Shell that permits dynamic rearrangement of
process connections and Windows
Stephen A. Uhler, Bell Communications Research
File Systems
Using UNIX as One Component of a Lightweight Distributed
Kernel for Multiprocessor File Servers
David Hitz, Guy Harris, James Lau, Allan Schwartz,
Auspex Systems Inc.
A Highly-Parallelized Mach-based Vnode Filesystem
Alan Langerman, Joseph Boykin, Susan LoVerso, & Shashi Mangalat,
Encore Computer Corporation
Disk Scheduling Revisited
Margo Seltzer, Peter Chen, & John Ousterhout,
University of California, Berkeley
Languages & Software Engineering
Postloading for Fun and Profit
Stephen C. Johnson, Stardent Computer Corporation
Multiple Site Source Reconciliation
Dodi Francisco & Lois C. Price, TRW Financial Systems, Inc.
CVS-II: Parallelizing Software Development
Brian Berliner, Prisma, Inc.
Ada and Binary UNIX Standards
Mitchell Gart, Alsys Inc.