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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Code duplication"”.

  1. Detecting code duplications in the NPM community

    … method, it is quite common to copy existing code or files in other libraries instead of making regular calls. Although this approach can reduce the project's dependence on other libraries and make the project more streamlined, it also causes difficulties in maintenance and understanding. The …

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  2. Javari : adding reference immutability to Java

    … a mutability polymorphism approach to avoiding code duplication; and has type-safe support for reflection and serialization. This paper describes a core calculus including formal type rules for the language. Additionally, this paper describes a type inference algorithm that can be used convert …

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  3. The Design, Implementation, and Refinement of Wait-Free Algorithms and Containers

    … and the resulting implementation exhibits less code duplication and fewer perceivable states. When reimplementing algorithms, I have adapted their Application Programming Interface (API) specification to remove ambiguity and non-deterministic behavior found when using a sequential API in a …

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  4. Effective reuse of coupling technologies for Earth System Models

    … number of coupling functions reused, minimizing code duplication, reducing the development time required to couple models, and enabling flexible composition of coupling infrastructure with existing constituent model implementations. Despite the widespread availability of software packages that …

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  5. Towards the formation of a forward-boosted beam of neutral antihydrogen for gravitational studies

    … In particular, it is realised by dividing the code into standalone units, called MicroServices, each with a precise scope and function, which operate in parallel, communicating through non-blocking messages, to ensure complete asynchronous functionality. The unification of the distributed …

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