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Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface

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A motivating factor in the development of object-oriented databases is that they reduce the impedance mismatch [Copeland and Maier 1984] between programming languages and database systems. One ben-efit is that a straightforward mapping between the type system of the programming language and that of the database reduces the conceptual barrier for the developer’s of database applications. Object-oriented

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Hosking, A. L. (2007). Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface.

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Hosking, Antony L. “Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface.” 2007.

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Hosking, Antony L. 2007. “Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface.”

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Hosking, A.L. (2007) ‘Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface’.

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@article{hosking2007benchmarking,
  title = {{Benchmarking persistent programming languages: quantifying the language/database interface}},
  author = {Hosking, Antony L.},
  year = {2007}
}

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