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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"application frameworks"”.

  1. Designing, Debugging, and Deploying Configurable Computing Machine-based Applications Using Reconfigurable Computing Application Frameworks

    … computing machines (CCMs) offer high-performance application acceleration with custom hardware. They are also dynamically reconfigurable and give significant internal visibility. Such features are useful throughout the design, debug, and deploy stages of CCM-based application development. However …

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  2. Refactoring Object-Oriented Frameworks

    … design, evolution and reuse of object-oriented application frameworks.

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  3. Investigating attack-aware web applications

    … of static content towards a platform for dynamic applications. This transformation, however, took place on top of the Web’s original design rather than being initiated by a complete makeover – a move which has consequences on the security of the Web and its applications. One of them is the lack of …

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  4. Factors Affecting the Programming Performance of Computer Science Students

    … In one study students used GIL, a simple application framework, for their programming assignments in a second-semester programming course. Improvements in student performance were realized. In the other study, students submitted detailed logs of how time was spent on projects, along with …

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  5. Formal methods for reuse of design patterns and micro-architectures

    … reuse, micro-architecture reuse, and reuse of application frameworks are the three distinct levels of software reuse. This thesis examines the critical issues in providing support for different levels of reuse through formal specifications of reusable components. The formal specification …

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  6. Resiliency of high-performance computing systems: A fault-injection-based characterization of the high-speed network in the blue waters testbed

    … exascale systems to the point where traditional application-level checkpointing may no longer be a viable fault tolerance mechanism. This poses serious ramifications for a system's ability to guarantee reliability and availability of its resources. It is becoming increasingly important to …

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  7. A meta-semantic language for smart component-adapters

    … large amounts of software for creating new applications through the reuse of software libraries and application frameworks. The problems facing organizations today are increasingly focused around systems integration and the creation of information flows. Software modeling based on the …

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  8. Specifying single-user and collaborative profiles for alerting systems

    … for one purpose only. Alternatively, they are application frameworks that offer no support for the average user; that is, the specification of profiles is realised using a programming interface. Collaboration between users when specifying profiles is not supported. This thesis verifies the …

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  9. Web-based Secure Application Control

    The world wide web today serves as a distributed application platform. Its origins, however, go back to a simple delivery network for static hypertexts. The legacy from these days can still be observed in the communication protocol used by increasingly sophisticated clients and applications. This …

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