The phrase "a reference implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of software development to describe a standard or example implementation of a particular specification or protocol.
Example: "The library provides a reference implementation that developers can use as a starting point for their own projects."
Alternatives: "a sample implementation" or "a standard implementation".
Since the comparison with the DLL is not quite fair with respect to the use of carrier information and dynamic constraints, the reader is referred to the case of as a reference implementation, from which one could derive the actual benefit of the multipath activity modeling, which is implemented for.
We have implemented Dynamic Unicast in CCNx, which provides a reference implementation of the CCN concepts, and performed extensive evaluations in diverse mobile scenarios using NS3-DCE, the direct code execution framework for the NS3 network simulator.
But to bootstrap adoption, we developed a reference implementation (hence forward called platform) with two goals: proving that the API was implementable and testing it; lower the implementation costs for data providers by providing a reusable server implementation.
Our collaboration produced a reference implementation of the UC Berkeley Course Approval System.
It was useful as a reference implementation that allowed us to get started rapidly.
Zstandard is both a new compression algorithm and a reference implementation which has been designed to be extremely performant with modern hardware.
The API was created and validated in the context of the CitySDK project, through which a server reference implementation, client libraries and a set of demonstration applications have also been made available.
We provide a flexible reference implementation as part of the Systems Biology Simulation Core Library, a community-driven project providing a large collection of numerical solvers and a sophisticated interface hierarchy for the definition of custom differential equation systems.
Performance of the implementation is measured with a scaleable number of processors and compared to a sequential reference implementation.
In this paper, a ticket-based single sign-on protocol and the design of a protocol reference implementation are proposed.
This is a simple reference implementation of HMAX, meant for illustration.
