Jonathan S. Shapiro wrote:
Where persistence becomes really helpful is (a) in implementing things
like file systems, and (b) in keeping complex arrangements of processes
in sync with each other.
shap
When I first read about persistance in EROS I though it was great, but
there is still the problem that after a crash you are transported back
in time. Doesn't this create more troubles than it solves? Especially in
networked environments. I'm think about the case where my 'files' are
stored on another computer, in particular. I also read EROS/KesKOS allow
programs to force a snapshot, if this happens frequently doesn't this
greatly reduce performance?
Regards, Ruud.
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