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	Gu, Lin     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending Date Reviewed     1 - 4 of 4 reviews       CGraph: a distributed storage and processing system for concurrent iterative graph analysis jobs Zhang Y., Zhao J., Liao X., Jin H., Gu L., Liu H., He B., He L. ACM Transactions on Storage 15(2): 1-26, 2019.  Type: Article There are many distributed (and commercial) graph processing platforms (for example, services related to social networks) that “need to handle massive concurrent iterative graph processing (CGP) jobs”--proc...... Oct 4 2019     SenSmart: adaptive stack management for multitasking sensor networks Chu R., Gu L., Liu Y., Li M., Lu X. IEEE Transactions on Computers 62(1): 137-150, 2013.  Type: Article The ever-growing field of sensor network technology will continue to play a profound role in our lives. These sensors are our hands, eyes, and ears for investigating places ranging from our own bodies (bloodstream, organs, and limbs) t...... Jul 29 2013     Constructing and testing privacy-aware services in a cloud computing environment: challenges and opportunities Gu L., Cheung S.  Internetware 2009 (Proceedings of the 1st Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware, Beijing, China, Oct 17-18, 2009) 1-10, 2009.  Type: Proceedings According to the Global Language Monitor, the most confusing yet frequently cited high-tech term of 2008 was “cloud computing.” Computer manufacturer Dell even tried to trademark the term “cloud computing,...... Jan 19 2010     Non-modularity in aspect-oriented languages: integration as a crosscutting concern for AspectJ Sullivan K., Gu L., Cai Y.  Aspect-oriented software development (Proceedings of the 1st international conference, Enschede, The Netherlands, Apr 22-26, 2002) 19-26, 2002.  Type: Proceedings This paper focuses on unsubstantiated design issues and the lack of modularization in currently applied aspect-orientated languages. The position taken by the authors is that aspect-oriented languages enforce modularity, and, thus, ena...... Jan 9 2004
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