Operating systems were created to provide multiple tasks with access to scarce hardware resources like CPU, memory, or storage. Modern programmable hardware, however, may contain ...
Along with the popularity of software-intensive systems, the interactions between system components and between humans and software applications are becoming more and more complex...
Abstract. Many long-lived and distributed systems must remain available yet evolve over time, due to, e.g., bugfixes, feature extensions, or changing user requirements. To facilit...
—Caches are commonly employed to hide the latency gap between memory and the CPU by exploiting locality in memory accesses. The cache performance strongly influences a system’...
A number of researchers have proposed the use of Boolean satisfiability solvers for verifying C programs. They encode correctness checks as Boolean formulas using finitization: ...