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  • The SS/1 Design Editor : a graphical interface for object oriented parallel programming with Server System/1

    Creator:
    Sturtevant, Thomas
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    The Server System/1 (SS/1) Design Editor is a graphical programming tool that provides a simple interface for object oriented parallel programming. Two difficult problems with parallel programming, partitioning, end visualization are addressed by the SS/1 Design Editor. An SS/1 program is structured using object oriented design concepts. This leads to...
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    . The Classes each have methods associated with them as shown in Fig 5.1. Note that the subtrees for

  • SIMUBASE : using data base capabilities to implement interface free modules for building a simulation management environment

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    Moussaoui, Abdenacer
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    This is an attempt to deal with interface problems of interacting modules in a large simulation system. In simulation, scientists require routine substitution of modules for comparison of al­ternative models. These changes have propagating side affects and from a programmer's point of view are essentially system redesigns. This paper presents...
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    other more experienced users and/or system managers. In attempting to narrow down the technical

  • PPSE/Banger : a machine-independent parallel programming environment

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    Hongswadhi, Pongsaya
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    A problem with a number of available parallel programming tools proposed and implemented by researchers is that there has been little consideration of the impact of the user interface on users outside the field of computer science. In this paper we propose and implement Banger, an extension to the Parallel...
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  • Porting an application framework to the X Window System using the X Library

    Creator:
    Chan, Kee-yun
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    The Oregon Speedcode Universe v3.0 (OSU v3.0) has a class hierarchy designed and implemented to be portable to other platforms because there are few operating system dependent routines used in it. What needed to be ported were the 46 Application Framework Classes (Application Framework) and the 15 Shape Classes (Shape...
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    will become portable with little or no modification or costs. 4 2. Introduction OSU v3.0 was

  • Performance evaluation of computer systems in terms of time delay, throughput, and throughput per unit of cost : single processor system, multiple processor network system, and uniprocessor with time sharing capacity

    Creator:
    Ramamurti, Sridar
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    The information processing industry is one of the fastest growing, and most dynamic industries on the scientific as well as business scene, today. Progress in designing and applying computing systems has out raced progress in evaluating their performance. In order to circumvent this trend, there should be a simultaneous development...
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    Base Vol. 5, No s ., 2, 3, nnd 4, Wint~r 1973. 25. A Note on Response Tim e and Saturation. Univ er

  • OSU : a high speed software development environment

    Creator:
    Yang, Sherry and Lewis, Ted G.
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    Several problems with user interface design and implementation have been identified: (1) user interfaces are difficult and time­-consuming to design and implement; (2) most user interface management systems (UIMS) are themselves difficult to use by a programmer; (3) UIMS's have not been integrated with other tools that support structured design,...
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    and very special thank you to Chia-Chi Hsieh, who is always there when I needed a friend, no matter

  • Integrating the MVC paradigm into an object-oriented framework to accelerate GUI application development

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    Wittel, Walter I., Jr.
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    Applications supporting a graphical user interface (GUI) are difficult to write. While existing tools can accelerate software development, they suffer from a number of problems that limit their helpfulness. They offer too little functionality, and support only a small part of the GUI software development task. They lack architectural models...
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    (Subnet) •Browser architecture of the entire GUI application • No abstraction mechanism C. User

  • GraphLab : adding graphical functionality to OSU

    Creator:
    Lim, Mu-Hong
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    Oregon SpeedCode Universe (OSU) is a rapid prototyping system which automates the production of applications from a description of the user interface. GraphLab is a domain-specific tool which deals with several major problems concerning OSU: (1) limited functionality, that is, lacking graphical capabilities in generated applications, (2) indirect approach to...
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    presentation types. In other words, there is no integrated editing tool for creating and adding the command

  • From Macintosh to X : a portable application framework

    Creator:
    Huang, Hueii
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    Porting a graphical user interface application from one to another window system is usually very costly because it requires a thorough knowledge of the provided application frameworks or toolkits on each system. And the learning curve for graphical user interface application frameworks or toolkits is usually very steep. The solution...
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    Macintosh to X window system at no additional cost if the new version does not use Toolbox functions

  • Estimating software costs from IDEF/CPN designs

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    Bose, Arabinda
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    Software development has been characterized by severe schedule slippage, cost overrun and the inability of the developer to estimate with acceptable accuracy the resources and schedule required early in the requirements analysis and functional design phase when critical investment decisions must be made. This estimation difficulty has emerged as one...
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    , the technical ability of the developer to produce the product, and 4) staff, the ability of the