Abstract: A computer system is used to create an application. An executable application is converted into an in-memory object representation. The in-memory object representation may be annotated with human-readable labels. The in-memory object representation and human readable labels may be stored in a storage device. At least one attribute of the in-memory object representation is selected for modification. At least one modification is performed on the in-memory object representation of the application. The modified representation is used to create an executable application.

Abstract: A method, computer readable medium, and system are provided for synchronizing a slave clock time with reference time signals received from a master clock. A first basis set of reference time signals received from a master clock is collected. A first comparison set of slave time signals from a slave clock is identified such that each of the slave time signals in the first comparison set correspond with receipt of each of reference time signals in the first basis set. A difference between each of the reference time signals in the first basis set and the slave time signals in the first comparison set is calculated. An average difference between each of the reference time signals in the first basis set and the slave time signals in the first comparison set is then calculated and a slave time kept by the slave clock is adjusted by the average difference.