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....remains acceptable. 6 Results Figure 7 presents some results for the validation of formulas coming from the veri cation of some algorithms. Burns, Dijkstra, Fisher, Ricart Agrawala, Szymanski are parameterized mutual exclusion algorithms often used as benchmarks for veri cation tools (See [6, 17] for more information on those algorithms) GRC is a generalized railroad crossing example [14] which has been widely used as benchmark for formal systems (See for example [3] t 1 and t 2 are total veri cation times (in seconds) without using our procedures to nd small connections, The ....
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....(I,Li) connect (0 ,Lo) 10 Related Work Program structuring and reuse are important themes in parallel computing research. These themes are particularly visible in CSP [19] functional programming [21, 18] concurrent logic programming [10, 16] object oriented programming [1] and Unity [7]. Most of these systems are based on lightweight process and message passing ideas similar to those explored in this paper. However, for a variety of reasons, they do not support the same forms of composition and reuse. CSP s processes and channels cannot be created dynam ically or communicated ....
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....specialized versions of the system can bc developed for architectures of particular interest, by rctargcting the final stage of the compiler. 2 Related Work The benefits of an architecturally independent model of parallel computation have been widely recognized in the computer science community [29, 28, 25, 1, 7]. The notion of monotonicity is at the heart of several such programming models, notably concurrent logic programming [11, 24] functional programming [28, 26, 9] and object oriented programming [1] Similarly, concurrent composition underlies such diverse approaches as CSP [29] concurrent logic ....
.... several such programming models, notably concurrent logic programming [11, 24] functional programming [28, 26, 9] and object oriented programming [1] Similarly, concurrent composition underlies such diverse approaches as CSP [29] concurrent logic programming, functional programming, and Unity [7]. Unfor tunately, these models either do not support concurrent source to source transformations or embed the basic ideas in complex language designs and programming paradigms that have little to do with concurrent programming. Furthermore, few approaches are developed to the point where they can ....
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