Principles of Computer System Design¶
Saltzer, J. H., & Kaashoek, M. F. (2009). Principles of Computer System Design: An Introduction. Morgan Kaufmann.
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- Naming Convention
- File-system naming, numbering plans for telephony, postal-code grammars, and license-plate conventions all instantiate the pattern, as do employee-identifier schemes, project codes, and ticket formats.
This sourceTreats naming as a foundational system-design concern — namespaces, uniqueness, and resolution — covering the generator/grammar/uniqueness structure across file systems, network addresses, and identifiers (see the chapter on the design of naming schemes).
- File-system naming, numbering plans for telephony, postal-code grammars, and license-plate conventions all instantiate the pattern, as do employee-identifier schemes, project codes, and ticket formats.
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