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Cheriton, D.R., Skeen, D., "Understanding the limitations of causally and totally ordered communication", Proceedings of the Fourteenth ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, Asheville, North Carolina, USA, December, 1993, Operating Systems Review, 27, 5, pp. 44-57. Google
abstract ;;Quote: limited usefulness for causally and totally ordered communication support (CATOCS); such state problems violate the end-to-end argument
45 ;;Quote: atomic message delivery needed for causally and totally ordered communication (CATOCS)
46 ;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering does not enforce casual dependencies due to a shared database or external environment; e.g. a sensor
47 ;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering does not enforce ordering of groups of messages; e.g., a group update
48 ;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering does not enforce casual memory, linearizability, or serializability
48+;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering delays unrelated messages; happens-before does not imply dependency
48 ;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering is expensive; e.g., quadratic growth in message buffering as number of processes increase
56 ;;Quote: CATOCS message ordering easily replaced by straight-forward, state-based solutions
56 ;;Quote: use object versions to implement logical clocks; i.e., changes to state; slower than message clock ticks
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