The FiST (File System Translator) system combines two methods to solve the above problems in a novel way: a set of stackable file system templates for each operating system, and a high-level language that can describe stackable file systems in a cross-platform portable fashion.
We propose a new language, FiST, to describe stackable file systems. FiST uses operations common to file system interfaces. From a single description, FiST's ...
We propose a new language, FiST, to describe stackable file systems. FiST uses operations common to file system interfaces. From a single description, FiST's ...
FIST: a language for stackable file systems. Authors: Erez Zadok, Jason ... FiST: a language for stackable file systems. ATEC '00: Proceedings of the ...
FiST lets developers describe stackable file sys- tems at a high level, using operations common to file sys- tem interfaces and system calls. With FiST, ...
The design, implementation, and evaluation of FiST are described, which extended file system functionality in a portable way without changing existing ...
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FiST Rules define actions that generally determine the behavior for individual files. A FiST rule is a piece of code that executes for a selected set of vnode ...
We propose a new language, FiST, to describe stackable file systems. FiST uses operations common to file system interfaces. From a single description, FiST's ...
May 24, 2000 · We propose a new language, FiST, to describe stackable file systems. FiST uses operations common to file system interfaces.
FiST is a language for describing stackable file systems. It aims to simplify file system development, improve portability across operating systems, and ...