As a culture, object-orientation encourages programmers to create objects, both short- and long-lived, without concern for cost. Excessive object creation and initialization can ca...
Complex scenes such as underground stations and malls are composed of static occlusion structures such as walls, entrances, columns, turnstiles and barriers. Unless this occlusion...
Darrel Greenhill, John-Paul Renno, James Orwell, G...
Race detection algorithms for multi-threaded programs using the common lock-based synchronization idiom must correlate locks with the memory locations they guard. The heart of a p...
By harnessing computational power of distributed heterogeneous resources, it is possible to build a large scale integrated system so that a centralized program is partitioned and ...
Debzani Deb, M. Muztaba Fuad, Michael J. Oudshoorn
Abstract. In aspect-oriented programming, pointcuts are used to describe crossstructure. Pointcuts that abstract over irrelevant implementation details are clearly desired to bette...