On object orientation as a paradigm for general purpose distributed operating systems

Authors:
Vinny Cahill;Seán Baker;Brendan Tangney;Chris Horn;Neville Harris
Affiliations:
Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland;Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland;Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland;Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland;Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Venue:
EW 5 Proceedings of the 5th workshop on ACM SIGOPS European workshop: Models and paradigms for distributed systems structuring
Year:
1992

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Abstract

In the Amadeus project we have been considering the construction of a general purpose distributed support environment for object oriented programming. In this paper we tackle a number of key areas whose interaction must be addressed in the design of such a general purpose object support system: 1) integration of support for (object oriented) database systems; 2) integration of security mechanisms suitable for objects; and 3) operating system support to allow object oriented applications exploit the inherent parallelism of the underlying distributed environment.