Texas: good, fast, cheap persistence for C++

Persisfent programming languages allow programmers to avoid saving data to files, and instead to simply make heap data persist from one run of a program to another. That is, rather than explicit translation, objects from a pointer-linked heap format to a low-level file data representation, they may be transparently flushed out to disk intact. This avoids the loss of pointer semantics (i.e., object identity) which typically, follows from conventional l/O. Poster SubmissionCheap Persistence for C++