J. M. Keller
ABSTRACT
This is the second of two papers dealing with the experimental remote-computing system. Part 1 described the system as viewed by a user who is unaware that he is jointly sharing the central computer with numerous other users. This paper (Part 2) describes the internal design of the system, with attention focused on those features which are of general interest and applicable to the design of other programming systems.
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