Parallel garbage collection and graph reducer

Kuo, Wen-Yan; Kuo, Sung‐Hsin

doi:10.1109/spdp.1993.395545

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“…In the past, a lot of researchers proposed many important criteria for port choice, for example, Hayuth [18], Brian [3], Jansson and Shneers [20], James and Gail [19], Sternberg [31], Thomson [33], Mary [22], Ernst [14], Kuo and Chu [21], Chou [6][7][8][9], and Chou et al [11,12]. Based on the previous literature, this paper summarizes above-mentioned factors that influence the service quality evaluation of transshipment logistics of port, and then construct the questionnaire for evaluating service quality as follows:…”

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A Model for Evaluating the Service Quality of Transshipment Logistics

Chou

2010

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The service quality of transshipment logistics of container port is an important issue in the international trade container transportation industry. The aim of this paper is to construct a SERVQUAL method to evaluate the service quality of transshipment logistics of container port. This assessment model is tested by a case of the port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan. The results show that the assessment model proposed in this paper seems to be promising. Finally, some interesting conclusions and useful suggestions are given to Kaohsiung port to improve the service quality.

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A Model for Evaluating the Service Quality of Transshipment Logistics

Chou

2010

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“…When the result is returned to the client, the entire heap may be reclaimed, as the intermediate results are no longer of use. A garbage collection at this point would reclaim the entire heap (Kuo & Kuo, 1993).…”

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“…In (Kuechlin & Nevin, 1991), the authors present a complex threaded system which uses local and global garbage collections to e ciently handle memory management. (Kuo & Kuo, 1993) present a distributed scheme based entirely on preventive garbage collection. The application program is a purely functional array processor which works by delegation with each node on the expression tree being computed by a separate node.…”

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Design patterns in garbage collection

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Proceedings. Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems, TOOLS 25 (Cat. No.97TB100239)

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This thesis presents an examination of design patterns within the context of garbage collection. Initially, I review garbage collection and design patterns. Four garbage collectors are then examined and the design patterns found described. Both domain speci c and generic patterns are described. The domain speci c patterns are TriColour and RootSet, the generic patterns are Adaptor, Facade, Iterator and Proxy.It is hoped that by, applying these patterns, systems designers have access to a less e cient, but simpler and more exible way of implementing and reusing garbage collectors in programming languages.The requirements analysis for a garbage collector for a real-time object-oriented microkernel is then performed, and a design prepared using the design patterns found in the other garbage collectors. The garbage collector is then implemented in Java using appropriate data structures. Due to timing di culties in the runtime environment, timing was ruled out as a method of performance analysis. Algorithmic analysis is performed to evaluate the worst-case performance of the collector, which is found to be satisfactory in all but one method of the RootSet implementation. An approach to remedying this is suggested.

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Parallel garbage collection and graph reducer

Cited by 2 publications

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A Model for Evaluating the Service Quality of Transshipment Logistics

A Model for Evaluating the Service Quality of Transshipment Logistics

Design patterns in garbage collection

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