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AVANCE: An Object Management System

Anders Björnerstedt, Stefan Britts

DOI 10.1145/62083.62102 dblp BibTeX

Abstract

AVANCE1 is an integrated application development and run-time system. It provides facilities for programming with shared and persistent objects, transactions and processes. The architecture is designed with decentralization in mind by having a large object identifier space and a remote procedure call interface to objects. Emphasis in this paper is on the programming language PAL and its relation with the underlying virtual machine.

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