Method for efficient process state transfer between two computers using data transfer mechanisms embedded to the migration-enabled process

The source code of a migration able program is precompiled to insert possible migration points, and collection, transfer, and restoration macros associated with the possible migration points, with the functions analyzed or mapped in order that the function sequence of the actually migrating process, i.e., the execution state, can be collected from its most recent, or inner-most, function to its main, or outer-most function, and transferred and restored in the same order to the destination computer. The collection, transfer and restoration can be carried out concurrently for optimal performance. The memory state necessary to accomplish the functions of the migrated process is mapped and reconstructed in the destination computer so as to be collected, transferred and restored in the same order as the execution state sequence. The collection, transfer and restoration processes can be carried out concurrently for greater migration efficiency.