SIR: inter-program concurrency support for SR programs

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Author：Fodor, EF; Olsson, RA

Article Title：SIR: inter-program concurrency support for SR programs

Abstract：
This paper presents synchronizing interoperable resources (SIR). SIR extends to multi-program environments the concurrent communication mechanisms in the SR concurrent programming language. This paper discusses design and implementation issues including implicit binding, a mechanism for providing seamless concurrent communication. It also examines some performance results of SIR as well as presenting qualitative analysis. This paper also compares SIR with CORBA and other systems that provide interoperability. (C) 2002 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

Keywords: inter-program concurrent programming; concurrent programming languages; interoperability; concurrent programming; distributed programming

DOI: 10.1016/S0096-0551(02)00012-7

Source：COMPUTER LANGUAGES SYSTEMS & STRUCTURES

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