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parallel programming languages
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data record
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tuples
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associative memory
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access by pattern matching
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interprocess communication
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parallel control statements
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non-deterministic processing
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concurrency control by monitors
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message queues for communication
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asynchronous processing
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Reference
Carriero, N., Gelernter, D., "Linda in context", Communications of the ACM, 32, 4, pp. 444-458, April 1989. Google
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446 ;;Quote: Linda has four basic operations: eval (create process), out (create tuple), in (remove tuple), rd (copy tuple)
446 ;;Quote: a Linda tuple is a series of typed fields, e.g., strings and numbers
447 ;;Quote: Linda specifies a tuple by a template; values match exactly while parameters match the data type
447+ ;;Quote: Linda waits until there is a matching tuple for an 'in' statement
447 ;;Quote: if multiple tuples for a Linda 'in' statement, one is returned nondeterministically
448 ;;Quote: parallel processes usually don't care what happens to results; an asynchronous 'out' statement is better than a monitor call
ThesaHelp: ACM references a-e (259 items)
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Topic: parallel programming languages (14 items)
Topic: data record (57 items)
Topic: tuples (17 items)
Topic: associative memory (5 items)
Topic: access by pattern matching (18 items)
Topic: interprocess communication (29 items)
Topic: parallel control statements (12 items)
Topic: non-deterministic processing (19 items)
Topic: concurrency control by monitors (24 items)
Topic: message queues for communication (36 items)
Topic: asynchronous processing (30 items)
Group: input/output (4 topics, 74 quotes)