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A Specific Domain Language for Network Interface Cards

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Overview Writing a device driver has never been pleasant. Maintaining or updating the driver is almost hard. This paper addresses this problem by suggesting the use of Specific Domain Language (SDL) for the programming of the device. To support this idea, it presents the procedure of defining an SDL language for network interface cards. Through the definition procedure will shine the advantages of these languages.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Columbia University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2001
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Interface Cards, Software Engineering

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