Communication and synchronization in distributed systems
A Silberschatz - IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1979 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
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Recent advances in technology have made the construction of general-purpose systems out
of many small independent microprocessors feasible. One of the issue's concerning
distributed systems is the question of appropriate language constructs for the handling of
communication and synchronization. In his paper," Communicating sequential processes,"
Hoare has suggested the use of the input and output constructs and Dijkstra's guarded
commands to handle these two issues. This paper examines Hoare's concepts in greater …
of many small independent microprocessors feasible. One of the issue's concerning
distributed systems is the question of appropriate language constructs for the handling of
communication and synchronization. In his paper," Communicating sequential processes,"
Hoare has suggested the use of the input and output constructs and Dijkstra's guarded
commands to handle these two issues. This paper examines Hoare's concepts in greater …
Recent advances in technology have made the construction of general-purpose systems out of many small independent microprocessors feasible. One of the issue's concerning distributed systems is the question of appropriate language constructs for the handling of communication and synchronization. In his paper, "Communicating sequential processes," Hoare has suggested the use of the input and output constructs and Dijkstra's guarded commands to handle these two issues. This paper examines Hoare's concepts in greater detail by concentrating on the following two issues: 1) allowing both input and output commands to appear in guards, 2) sinple abstract implementation of the input and output constructs.
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