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H A DINSTALL56 ( cd applications; ./INSTALL ) || result=$?
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H A Declipse.tex27 popular for implementing parallel applications, because using
28 these libraries enable parallel applications to run on a wide range
40 for long-running applications. For parallel \eclipse this is quite
41 important since its applications may be very dynamic in the amount
46 Parallel applications do in general not address the problem of removing
H A Doutline.tex39 of distributed applications. This note introduces the message passing
42 \eclipse applications.
72 building distributed applications. Distributed \eclipse applications
86 \eclipse applications. Finally, in section~\ref{sec:future} we have
139 applications:
188 so essential for distributed applications.
202 To start with the construction of distributed \eclipse applications,
473 for experimenting with distributed \eclipse applications.
486 which puts some restrictions on its scale. Distributed applications
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H A Dtrace.h207 // ... applications ...
209 struct trace_application applications[TRACE_MAX_APPLICATIONS]; member in struct:trace_buffer
408 trace_buf->applications[i].dcb = (uint64_t) dcb;
409 memcpy(&trace_buf->applications[i].name, new_application_name, 8);
416 // to store the applications that are started at this time. This would be fixed
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/applications/
H A DMakefile25 DESTFILE = applications
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/libman/
H A Dmp.tex43 applications on top of \eclipse's socket primitives (e.g.
46 that can in the future be used to implement this kind of applications
190 In many real-life applications, it is not possible, or simply not
H A Dintroduction.tex28 of planning and scheduling applications.
73 applications and do not belong in a generic constraint programming
93 scheduling applications. The constraints have the same semantics,
205 For scheduling applications where the cost is dependent on each start
H A Dextpropia.tex160 applications it is necessary to constrain two tasks that require the
360 on different applications.
H A Dsolverinter.tex38 This principle simplifies the development of applications that use
/barrelfish-master/lib/trace/
H A Dcontrol.c294 core, tbuf->applications[app_index].dcb,
295 8, (char*)&tbuf->applications[app_index].name);
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/userman/
H A Dumsintro.tex42 development and deployment of constraint programming applications,
125 %be it to customise it, build separate applications or include
200 %build large applications, avoid name clashes and to hide information
220 %This feature can be used to write real-time applications,
221 %for example graphics applications which make use of a mouse etc.
H A Dumscmdlineopts.tex78 structures and may have to be increased for very large applications.
H A Dumstkeclipse.tex41 applications with a graphical front end written in Tcl/Tk, replacing the
50 development tools in the user's own applications.
204 \section{Using the development tools in applications}
206 The user can develop their own {\eclipse} applications using the
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/tutorial/
H A Dsolversintro.tex86 constraints can be defined, which have uses in specific applications.
113 scheduling applications.
251 For scheduling applications where the cost is dependent on each start
H A Dtutorial.tex126 \eclipse{} applications into other software environments, and the
132 A methodology for developing large scale applications with \eclipse{}
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H A DhelloWorldApp.tex49 IDC mechanism to communicate with other applications. For purpose of this
187 Server also need to register the service so that other applications can find
451 applications which are then able to communicate by sending "Hello World"
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H A Dcpudriver.tex281 reserved for generic interrupts can be allocated by user-space applications.
288 User-space applications can install their own LDT table
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H A Dinternal.tex182 \item[applications/] Applications Tutorial
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/megalog/
H A Dintro-sec.tex144 Most existing MegaLog applications can then run unchanged in this
/barrelfish-master/lib/openssl-1.0.0d/
H A Dopenssl.spec58 static libraries and header files required when developing applications.
/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/documents/intro_paper/
H A Declipse.tex97 applications,
173 %for the range of applications in mind.
292 However the applications for which \ECL is designed are decision
293 support applications involving combinatorial problems.
363 applications whose specifications are changing even during application
396 application and across applications.
569 It can be argued, however, that for more complex applications, the
1681 Indeed experience with practical applications suggests that the
2328 For real industrial applications, the search space is usually too large
2352 However on several industrial applications ou
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/barrelfish-master/usr/eclipseclp/Kernel/lib/
H A Dsicstus.pl52 the task of porting SICStus Prolog applications to ECLiPSe Prolog.
/barrelfish-master/doc/015-disk-driver-arch/
H A Dblockdevfs.tex119 applications (e.g. fish) it has several restrictions:
/barrelfish-master/doc/016-serial-ports/
H A DSerial.tex74 8-bit words, no parity, no flow control). Serious applications
/barrelfish-master/doc/022-armv8/
H A Dreport.tex356 native applications, fully virtualised (e.g. Linux) VMs, and VM-level
357 applications e.g. Arrakis \citep{peter:osdi14}.
365 \item \texttt{EL0} is unprivileged --- user applications.
381 (\texttt{svc}, from \texttt{EL0} applications) and hypercalls (\texttt{hvc},
382 from \texttt{EL1} applications). The system \textbf{shall} support
383 applications both at \texttt{EL0}, and at \texttt{EL1} (e.g. Arrakis, VMs).
619 \item Loads the kernel image and the initial applications, as directed, and

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