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USENIX Winter 1993 Technical Conference
Libraries & Links
- Stephen C. North, Kiem-Phong Vo:
Dictionary and Graph Libraries. USENIX Winter 1993: 1-12 - W. E. Garrett, Michael L. Scott, Ricardo Bianchini, Leonidas I. Kontothanassis, R. A. McCallum, J. A. Thomas, Robert W. Wisniewski, S. Luk:
Linking Shared Segments. USENIX Winter 1993: 13-28 - Frank Mueller:
A Library Implementation of POSIX Threads under UNIX. USENIX Winter 1993: 29-42
New Views
- Rob Pike, Ken Thompson:
Hello World. USENIX Winter 1993: 43-50 - Paul Haahr, Byron Rakitzis:
Es: A shell with higher-order functions. USENIX Winter 1993: 51-60 - James S. Plank:
Jgraph - A Filter for Plotting Graphs in PostScript. USENIX Winter 1993: 61-66
Tuning
- Michael T. Stolarchuk:
Faster AFS. USENIX Winter 1993: 67-76 - Ronald G. Minnich:
The AutoCacher: A File Cache Which Operates at the NFS Level. USENIX Winter 1993: 77-84 - Sunil Saxena, J. Kent Peacock, Fred Yang, Vijaya Verma, Mohan Krishnan:
Pitfalls in Multithreading SVR4 STREAMS and Other Weightless Processes. USENIX Winter 1993: 85-96
Tools
- Nicholas Sterling:
WARLOCK - A Static Data Race Analysis Tool. USENIX Winter 1993: 97-106 - Michael Golan, David R. Hanson:
DUEL - A Very High-Level Debugging Language. USENIX Winter 1993: 107-118 - Chris Peak:
The San Diego "Zoo": A multicomputer stress test suite. USENIX Winter 1993: 119-130
Communications
- Stephen A. Uhler:
PhoneStation, Moving the Telephone onto the Virtual Desktop. 131-140 - Vern Paxson, Chris Saltmarsh:
Glish: A User-Level Software Bus for Loosely-Coupled Distributed Systems. USENIX Winter 1993: 141-156 - Bruno d'Ausbourg, Christel Calas:
UNIX Services for Multilevel Storage and Communications Over a Secure LAN. USENIX Winter 1993: 157-168
Xbits
- Joel McCormack, Bob McNamara:
A Sketch Of The Smart Frame Buffer. USENIX Winter 1993: 169-180 - Gustaf Neumann, Stefan Nusser:
Wafe - An X Toolkit Based Frontend for Application Programs in Various Programming Languages. USENIX Winter 1993: 181-192 - Carl Schmidtmann, Michael Tao, Steven Watt:
Design and Implementation of a Multi-Threaded Xlib. USENIX Winter 1993: 193-204
Filesystems I
- Michael A. Olson:
The Design and Implementation of the Inversion File System. USENIX Winter 1993: 205-218 - Neil Webber:
Operating System Support for Portable Filesystem Extensions. USENIX Winter 1993: 219-228 - Paul R. Eggert, Douglas Stott Parker Jr.:
File Systems in User Space. USENIX Winter 1993: 229-240
Overhead
- Hyuck Yoo, Tom Rogers:
UNIX Kernel Support for OLTP Performance. USENIX Winter 1993: 241-248 - Jonathan S. Kay, Joseph Pasquale:
Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement of UDP/IP Throughput for the DECstation 5000. USENIX Winter 1993: 249-258 - Steven McCanne, Van Jacobson:
The BSD Packet Filter: A New Architecture for User-level Packet Capture. 259-270
I/O, I/O
- David L. Presotto, Phil Winterbottom:
The Organization of Networks in Plan 9. USENIX Winter 1993: 271-280 - Howard Alt:
Removable Media in Solaris. USENIX Winter 1993: 281-288 - Christopher J. Calabrese:
An Advanced Tape Cataloging System for UNIX Systems. USENIX Winter 1993: 289-294
Kernel Improvements
- Paul E. McKenney, Jack Slingwine:
Efficient Kernel Memory Allocation on Shared-Memory Multiprocessors. USENIX Winter 1993: 295-306 - Margo I. Seltzer, Keith Bostic, Marshall K. McKusick, Carl Staelin:
An Implementation of a Log-Structured File System for UNIX. 307-326 - Kevin R. Fall, Joseph Pasquale:
Exploiting In-Kernel Data Paths to Improve I/O Throughput and CPU Availability. USENIX Winter 1993: 327-334
Information Discovery
- David C. M. Wood, Sean S. Coleman, Michael F. Schwartz:
Fremont: A System for Discovering Network Characteristics and Problems. USENIX Winter 1993: 335-348 - C. Mic Bowman, Chanda Dharap:
The Enterprise Distributed White-pages Service. USENIX Winter 1993: 349-360 - Darren R. Hardy, Michael F. Schwartz:
Essence: A Resource Discovery System Based on Semantic File Indexing. USENIX Winter 1993: 361-374
Monitoring
- Andrew McRae:
Hardware Profiling of Kernels. USENIX Winter 1993: 375-386 - Steven McCanne, Chris Torek:
A Randomized Sampling Clock for CPU Utilization Estimation and Code Profiling. USENIX Winter 1993: 387-394 - Daniel R. Edelson:
Fault Interpretation: Fine-Grain Monitoring of Page Accesses. USENIX Winter 1993: 395-404
Filesystems II
- Chris Ruemmler, John Wilkes:
UNIX Disk Access Patterns. USENIX Winter 1993: 405-420 - Ethan L. Miller, Randy H. Katz:
An Analysis of File Migration in a UNIX Supercomputing Environment. USENIX Winter 1993: 421-434 - John T. Kohl, Carl Staelin, Michael Stonebraker:
HighLight: Using a Log-structured File System for Tertiary Storage Management. USENIX Winter 1993: 435-448
O/S Implementations
- Roman Zajcew, Paul Roy, David L. Black, Chris Peak, Paulo Guedes, Bradford Kemp, John LoVerso, Michael Leibensperger, Michael Barnett, Faramarz Rabii, Durriya Netterwala:
An OSF/1 UNIX for Massively Parallel Multicomputers. USENIX Winter 1993: 449-468 - Yousef Y. A. Khalidi, Michael N. Nelson:
An Implementation of UNIX on an Object-oriented Operating System. USENIX Winter 1993: 469-480 - Wayne A. Christopher, Steven J. Procter, Thomas E. Anderson:
The Nachos Instructional Operating System. 481-488
Cache & Carry
- John Ioannidis, Gerald Q. Maguire Jr.:
The Design and Implementation of a Mobile Internetworking Architecture. USENIX Winter 1993: 489-502 - Hiromi Wada, Takashi Yozawa, Tatsuya Ohnishi, Yasunori Tanaka:
Mobile Computing Environment Based on Internet Packet Forwarding. USENIX Winter 1993: 503-518 - Fred Douglis:
The Compression Cache: Using On-line Compression to Extend Physical Memory. USENIX Winter 1993: 519-529
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