Frank Eliot Levine mainly investigates Real-time computing, Computer hardware, Data processing system, Thread and Event. In his study, Process identifier is inextricably linked to Call stack, which falls within the broad field of Real-time computing. Many of his studies on Computer hardware apply to Computer program as well.
Operating system covers Frank Eliot Levine research in Data processing system. His Thread research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Tree structure and Data mining. The various areas that Frank Eliot Levine examines in his Event study include Tree, Node and Set.
Frank Eliot Levine focuses on Computer hardware, Real-time computing, Data processing system, Operating system and Computer program. Frank Eliot Levine works mostly in the field of Computer hardware, limiting it down to topics relating to Code and, in certain cases, Data structure. Frank Eliot Levine combines subjects such as Event, Profiling and Call stack with his study of Real-time computing.
The concepts of his Data processing system study are interwoven with issues in Set and Microarchitecture, Parallel computing. His work in Operating system covers topics such as Embedded system which are related to areas like Software. His Computer program research focuses on Database and how it connects with Resolution.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Operating system, Thread, Call stack, Computer hardware and Real-time computing. His study focuses on the intersection of Operating system and fields such as Embedded system with connections in the field of Thread safety. His studies in Thread integrate themes in fields like Software and Idle.
His Call stack study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Sampling and Scalable system. His work in the fields of Data processing system, Program code and Instructions per cycle overlaps with other areas such as USable. In his research on the topic of Real-time computing, Object-oriented design, Object Linking and Embedding and Ephemeron is strongly related with Portable object.
His primary areas of investigation include Thread, Call stack, Real-time computing, Operating system and Data processing system. His research in Thread tackles topics such as Parallel computing which are related to areas like Win32 Thread Information Block. His Real-time computing study incorporates themes from Object Linking and Embedding, Distributed object, Object pool pattern, Object-oriented design and Software.
Frank Eliot Levine frequently studies issues relating to Code and Operating system. His Data processing system study is related to the wider topic of Computer hardware. As a part of the same scientific family, Frank Eliot Levine mostly works in the field of Computer hardware, focusing on Data collection and, on occasion, Computer program.
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Method and system for periodic trace sampling using a mask to qualify trace data
Raymond Morris Bryant;Frank Eliot Levine.
(1999)
ARIES/IM: an efficient and high concurrency index management method using write-ahead logging
C. Mohan;Frank Levine.
international conference on management of data (1992)
Method and system for shadow heap memory leak detection and other heap analysis in an object-oriented environment during real-time trace processing
William Preston Alexander;Frank Eliot Levine;William Robert Reynolds;Robert J. Urquhart.
(2000)
Apparatus and method for dynamic instrumenting of code to minimize system perturbation
Robert Tod Dimpsey;Frank Eliot Levine;Robert John Urquhart.
(2003)
Method for restoring a database after I/O error employing write-ahead logging protocols
Linda Carolyn Elliott;Gary Randall Horn;Lloyd Eugene Jodan;Frank Eliot Levine.
(1988)
Method, apparatus and computer program product for efficient per thread performance information
Scott Thomas Jones;Frank Eliot Levine;Luc Rene Smolders;Robert John Urquhart.
(2003)
Method and system for compensating for instrumentation overhead in trace data by computing average minimum event times
Frank Eliot Levine;Robert J. Urguhart.
(1999)
Method and apparatus for optimizing code execution using annotated trace information having performance indicator and counter information
Jimmie Earl Dewitt;Frank Eliot Levine;Christopher Michael Richardson;Robert John Urquhart.
(2004)
Method and apparatus for maintaining performance monitoring structures in a page table for use in monitoring performance of a computer program
Frank Eliot Levine;Christopher Michael Richardson;Edward John Silha.
(2004)
Method and system for memory leak detection in an object-oriented environment during real-time trace processing
William Preston Alexander;John Day Howard;Frank Eliot Levine;William Robert Reynolds.
(1999)
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