by Silvia Breitinger, Rita Loogen, Reihe Informatik
http://www.mathematik.uni-marburg.de/inf/eden/./paper/edenReport98.ps
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Abstract:
Eden is a declarative language for parallel and concurrent programming which is defined as an extension of the lazy functional programming language Haskell. It offers constructs for the explicit specification of processes and supports dynamically evolving process systems. Communication is stream-based. Eden can be used to program both transformational and reactive systems. It is tailored for distributed memory systems and consequently does not rely on any shared structures. Nevertheless it can be implemented on shared memory systems equally well.
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