A reconsideration of the recovery block scheme
P. A. Lee
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P. A. Lee
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The recovery block scheme has been introduced as a method of providing fault tolerance at the software level in a computing system. From the widespread interest that has been expressed in the scheme there appears to be a standard set of questions which are posed about its implementation and utility. This paper presents a brief overview of the recovery block scheme and then examines in detail the issued that these questions raise.
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The recovery block scheme has been introduced as a method of providing fault tolerance at the software level in a computing system. From the widespread interest that has been expressed in the scheme there appears to be a standard set of questions which are posed about its implementation and utility. This paper presents a brief overview of the recovery block scheme and then examines in detail the issued that these questions raise.
Key concepts: Scheme (mathematics), Block (permutation group theory), Computer science, Set (abstract data type), Software, Fault tolerance, Distributed computing, Mathematics