The ADA LANGUAGE and MACHINE-GENERATED COMPILERS

Description

“The ADA LANGUAGE and MACHINE-GENERATED COMPILERS” offers a comprehensive exploration of modern compiler design principles and their practical application in distributed systems. This textbook guides students through the intricacies of building robust, scalable software, beginning with a deep dive into the dynamic capabilities of ICE middleware.

Readers gain hands-on experience by developing a functional file system server in Java, mastering essential server-side programming techniques and distributed object architectures. The book demystifies the object life cycle, crucial for efficient resource management and performance in complex applications. A core focus is placed on understanding server-side Slice-to-Java mapping, illustrating how interface definition languages drive machine-generated code for seamless interoperability. Furthermore, students investigate advanced concepts like facets and versioning, equipping them with the knowledge to manage and evolve complex distributed systems effectively. This resource prepares future developers and architects for the challenges of contemporary software engineering.

Stella Morgan brings post-doctoral insights to advanced software architecture and distributed systems. They leverage extensive consulting experience, delivering practical solutions for complex server-side challenges. Their work focuses on topics like Java-based file systems and versioning.