论文信息 - Towards generic support for distributed information systems

Towards generic support for distributed information systems

The authors are concerned with providing support for a range of object oriented programming languages to be used in multi-user, multi-machine, heterogeneous environments requiring associative access, as well as concurrency and storage management. In order to operate in this environment the implementations of current object oriented languages must however be extended. Their goal is to provide a generic runtime support system open to a range of programming language implementations and requiring no (or only minor) alterations to each supported language.<<ETX>>

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