Table of Contents

• Dictionary and Graph LibrariesStephen C. North, Kiem-Phong Vo. 1-12
• Call Path Profiling of Monotonic Program Resources in UNIXRobert J. Hall, Aaron J. Goldberg. 1-14
• Computer System Performance Problem Detection Using Time Series ModelP. Hoogenboom, Jay Lepreau. 15-32
• Design and Implementation of a Simulation Library Using Lightweight ProcessesJanche Sang, Ke-Hsiung Chung, Vernon Rego. 33-44
• Hello WorldRob Pike, Ken Thompson. 43-50
• Es: A shell with higher-order functionsPaul Haahr, Byron Rakitzis. 51-60
• The Autofs AutomounterB. Callaghan, S. Singh. 59-68
• Jgraph - A Filter for Plotting Graphs in PostScriptJames S. Plank. 61-66
• Faster AFSMichael T. Stolarchuk. 67-76
• Discovery and Hot Replacement of Replicated Read-Only File Systems, with Application to Mobile ComputingErez Zadok, Dan Duchamp. 69-86
• Pitfalls in Multithreading SVR4 STREAMS and Other Weightless ProcessesSunil Saxena, J. Kent Peacock, Fred Yang, Vijaya Verma, Mohan Krishnan. 85-96
• X Through the Firewall, and Other Application RelayG. Winfield Treese, Alec Wolman. 87-100
• The Ferret Document BrowserHoward P. Katseff, T. B. London. 101-110
• DUEL - A Very High-Level Debugging LanguageMichael Golan, David R. Hanson. 107-118
• LADDIS: The Next Generation in NFS File Server BenchmarkingMark Wittle, Bruce E. Keith. 111-128
• The San Diego Zoo : A multicomputer stress test suiteChris Peak. 119-130
• Design and Implementation of a Multimedia Protocol Suite in a BSD UNIX KernelK. Lakshman, G. Kuthethoor, Rajendra Yavatkar. 129-146
• Glish: A User-Level Software Bus for Loosely-Coupled Distributed SystemsVern Paxson, Chris Saltmarsh. 141-156
• The Spring Nucleus: A Microkemel for ObjectsGraham Hamilton, Panos Kougiouris. 147-160
• UNIX Services for Multilevel Storage and Communications Over a Secure LANBruno d Ausbourg, Christel Calas. 157-168
• A Sketch Of The Smart Frame BufferJoel McCormack, Bob McNamara. 169-180
• Anonymous RPC: Low-Latency Protection in a 64-Bit Address SpaceC. Yarvin, R. Bukowski, T. Anderson. 175-186
• Wafe - An X Toolkit Based Frontend for Application Programs in Various Programming LanguagesGustaf Neumann, Stefan Nusser. 181-192
• Integrating Handwriting Recognition into UNIXJames Kempf. 187-204
• The Design and Implementation of the Inversion File SystemMichael A. Olson. 205-218
• AudioFile: A Network-Transparent System for Distributed Audio ApplicationsJim Gettys, Thoms M. Levergood, Andrew C. Payne, Lawrence C. Stewart, G. Winfield Treese. 219-236
• File Systems in User SpacePaul R. Eggert, Douglas Stott Parker Jr.. 229-240
• Fast and Flexible Shared LibrariesDouglas B. Orr, Jay Lepreau, J. Bonn, R. Mecklenburg. 237-252
• UNIX Kernel Support for OLTP PerformanceHyuck Yoo, Tom Rogers. 241-248
• Measurement, Analysis, and Improvement of UDP/IP Throughput for the DECstation 5000Jonathan Kay, Joseph Pasquale. 249-258
• The BSD Packet Filter: A New Architecture for User-level Packet CaptureSteven McCanne, Van Jacobson. 259-270
• The Organization of Networks in Plan 9David L. Presotto, Phil Winterbottom. 271-280
• A User-Level Replicated File SystemGlenn S. Fowler, Y. Huang, David G. Korn, Herman C. Rao. 279-290
• An Advanced Tape Cataloging System for UNIX SystemsChristopher J. Calabrese. 289-294
• it/sfs: A Parallel File System for the CM-5Susan J. LoVerso, Marshall Isman, Andy Nanopoulos, William Nesheim, Ewan D. Milne, Richard Wheeler. 291-306
• Efficient Kernel Memory Allocation on Shared-Memory MultiprocessorsPaul E. McKenney, Jack Slingwine. 295-306
• Adaptive Block Rearrangement Under UNIXSedat Akyürek, Kenneth Salem. 307-321
• An Implementation of a Log-Structured File System for UNIXMargo I. Seltzer, Keith Bostic, Marshall K. McKusick, Carl Staelin. 307-326
• Exploiting In-Kernel Data Paths to Improve I/O Throughput and CPU AvailabilityKevin R. Fall, Joseph Pasquale. 327-334
• Fremont: A System for Discovering Network Characteristics and ProblemsDavid C. M. Wood, Sean S. Coleman, Michael F. Schwartz. 335-348
• The Enterprise Distributed White-pages ServiceC. Mic Bowman, Chanda Dharap. 349-360
• Essence: A Resource Discovery System Based on Semantic File IndexingDarren R. Hardy, Michael F. Schwartz. 361-374
• Hardware Profiling of KernelsAndrew McRae. 375-386
• A Randomized Sampling Clock for CPU Utilization Estimation and Code ProfilingSteven McCanne, Chris Torek. 387-394
• Fault Interpretation: Fine-Grain Monitoring of Page AccessesDaniel R. Edelson. 395-404
• UNIX Disk Access PatternsChris Ruemmler, John Wilkes. 405-420
• An Analysis of File Migration in a UNIX Supercomputing EnvironmentEthan L. Miller, Randy H. Katz. 421-434
• HighLight: Using a Log-structured File System for Tertiary Storage ManagementJohn T. Kohl, Carl Staelin, Michael Stonebraker. 435-448
• An OSF/1 UNIX for Massively Parallel MulticomputersRoman Zajcew, Paul Roy, David L. Black, Chris Peak, Paulo Guedes, Bradford Kemp, John LoVerso, Michael Leibensperger, Michael Barnett, Faramarz Rabii, Durriya Netterwala. 449-468
• An Implementation of UNIX on an Object-oriented Operating SystemYousef Y. A. Khalidi, Michael N. Nelson. 469-480
• The Nachos Instructional Operating SystemWayne A. Christopher, Steven J. Procter, Thomas E. Anderson. 481-488
• The Design and Implementation of a Mobile Internetworking ArchitectureJohn Ioannidis, Gerald Q. Maguire Jr.. 489-502
• The Compression Cache: Using On-line Compression to Extend Physical MemoryFred Douglis. 519-529