Remote procedure call — Paper Nexus

Summary

The thesis of this dissertation is that remote procedure call (RPC) is a satisfactory and efficient programming language primitive for constructing distributed systems and the detailed design of an RPC mechanism that satisfies all of the essential properties and the performance property is presented.

Keywords

Computer science, Remote procedure call, Programming language, Compiler, Concurrency

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