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Lazy Reference Counting for Transactional Storage Systems

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Castro, Miguel; Adya, Atul; Liskov, Barbara
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Abstract
HAC is a novel technique for managing the direct the client cache in a distributed, persistent object storage system. In a companion paper, we showed that it outperforms other techniques across a wide range of cache sizes and workloads. This report describes HAC's solution to a specific problem: how to discard indirection table entries in an indirect pointer swizzling scheme.
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1997-10
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149270
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MIT-LCS-TM-567

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