Dynamic binding of separately compiled objects under program control

Gantenbein, Rex E.; Jones, Douglas R.

doi:10.1145/324634.325436

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“…Finally, loading modules and composing weaves require dynamic loading and linking capabilities. (26) Together, the aforementioned components lay the foundation for our initial requirements.…”

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“…This involves implementation and platform specific factors like the semantics of position independent code, typing, and program structure. (26) Once the object passes compatibility tests, the loader copies the file from disk to memory subject to rules/commands provided in the object encoding. This action is also greatly dependent on the object structure.…”

Section: The Lll Loadermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…What can be dynamically linker? (26) Unfortunately, this question has no simple answer. Given the framework's requirement of merging with any high-level model/development environment, and that of absorbing objects developed in any language, it is impossible to set specific and comprehensive rules governing cross-linking.…”

Section: The Lll Linkermentioning

confidence: 99%

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Weaves: A Framework for Reconfigurable Programming

Mukherjee

Varadarajan

2005

Int J Parallel Prog

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This paper presents a language independent runtime framework-called Weaves-for object based composition of unmodified code modules that enables selective sharing of state between multiple control flows through a process. Furthermore, the framework allows dynamic instantiation of code modules and control flows through them. In effect, weaves create intra-process modules (similar to objects in OOP) from code written in any language. Applications can be built by instantiating Weaves to form Tapestries of dynamically interacting code. The framework enables objects to be arbitrarily shared-it is a true superset of both processes as well as threads, with code sharing and fast context switching time similar to threads. Weaves does not require any special support from either the language or application code-practically any code can be weaved. Weaves also include support runtime loading and linking of object modules enabling the next generation of highly dynamic applications. This paper presents the elements of the Weaves framework and its implementation on the Linux platform over source-code independent ELF object files. The current implementation has been validated over Sweep3D, a benchmark for 3D discrete ordinates neutron transport (Koch et al. Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc. 65 (198) [1992]), and a user-level port of the Linux 2.4 family kernel TCP/IP protocol stack.

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Section: Component Definitionsmentioning

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Section: The Lll Loadermentioning

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Weaves: A Framework for Reconfigurable Programming

Mukherjee

Varadarajan

2005

Int J Parallel Prog

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“…The devices receive resource handles and must resolve this abstract identifier to a media format that best matches its expectations. In a programming language parlance, the resource handles serve to delay the binding [12] of information content with the hypertext specifications. The Resource Realizer thus acts a virtual entity and introduces polymorphism [7] by allowing devices to bind the information content with the hypertext at display time.…”

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Display-agnostic hypermedia

Karadkar

Furuta

Ustun

et al. 2004

Proceedings of the Fifteenth ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia

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In the diversifying information environment, contemporary hypermedia authoring and filtering mechanisms cater to specific devices. Display-agnostic hypermedia can be flexibly and efficiently presented on a variety of information devices without any modification of their information content. We augment context-aware Trellis (caT) by introducing two mechanisms to support display-agnosticism: development of new browsers and architectural enhancements. We present browsers that reinterpret existing caT hypertext structures for a different presentation. The architectural enhancements, called MIDAS, flexibly deliver rich hypermedia presentations coherently to a set of diverse devices.

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The design and implementation of a dynamic binding feature for a high-level language

Gantenbein

Jones

1988

Journal of Systems and Software

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Dynamic binding of separately compiled objects under program control

Cited by 4 publications

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Weaves: A Framework for Reconfigurable Programming

Weaves: A Framework for Reconfigurable Programming

Display-agnostic hypermedia

The design and implementation of a dynamic binding feature for a high-level language

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