Pierre Labreche. Interactors: A Real-Time Executive with Multiparty Interactions in C++. SIGPLAN Notices, 25(4):20--32, April 1990.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....constructor for Thread creates a thread to animate the object. A user defined task class inherits from Thread, and a task is an object of this class: class T1 : public Thread . inherit from Thread This approach has been used to define C libraries that provide coroutine facilities [Sho87, Lab90] and simple parallel facilities [DG87, BLL88] When this approach is used, task classes should have the same properties as other classes, so inheritance from task types should be allowed. Similarly, task objects should have the same properties as class objects. This latter requirement suggests ....

Pierre Labreche. Interactors: A Real-Time Executive with Multiparty Interactions in C++. SIGPLAN Notices, 25(4):20--32, April 1990.

....attempted to solve problems raised in this paper. Concurrency Libraries Initially, we attempted to add the new types and statements by creating a library of class definitions that were used through inheritance and preprocessor macros. This approach has been used to provide coroutine facilities [24, 25] and simple parallel facilities [26, 12] For example, the library approach involves defining an abstract class, Task, which implements the task abstraction. New task types are created by inheritance from Task, and tasks are instances of these types. Task creation must be arranged so that the task ....

P. Labreche, `Interactors: A real-time executive with multiparty interactions in C++', SIGPLAN Notices, 25, (4), 20--32, Apr. 1990.

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