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Programming Paradigms as Object Classes: A Structuring Mechanism .. - Spinellis (1994) (3 citations) (Correct)
.... and of concurrent logic programming languages in [Sha89] a set of articles on concurrent object oriented programming can be found in [CAC93] and a survey of specific concurrent Smalltalk implementations in [aYCK93] Implementations of various paradigms on parallel computers are examined in [Tre90]. Furthermore, we will not examine systems that address the multiple programming paradigms of the program development cycle from specification to implementation, such as [MR89] supporting structured program graphs to provide different views of the program according to the software process ....
P. C. Treleaven, editor. Parallel Computers: Object-Oriented Functional, Logic. John Wiley & Sons, 1990.
Language and Architecture Paradigms as Object.. - Spinellis.. (1994) (Correct)
....languages and systems that allow programming in more than one paradigm. A number of multiparadigm projects are described in [9] languages based on distributed system architectures are surveyed in [1] and implementations of different paradigms of parallel computer architectures are examined in [19]. Most of the multiparadigm languages attempt to amalgamate the advantages of their constituent paradigms, either in a pragmatic implementation targeted way, or by developing an underlying theory. Some typical examples are [18, 26, 21] Our approach differs from those in that we offer an ....
Treleaven PC, editor (1990) Parallel Computers: Object-Oriented Functional, Logic. John Wiley & Sons.
Language and Architecture Paradigms as Object.. - Spinellis.. (1994) (Correct)
....languages and systems that allow programming in more than one paradigm. A number of multiparadigm projects are described in [9] languages based on distributed system architectures are surveyed in [1] and implementations of different paradigms of parallel computer architectures are examined in [19]. Most of the multiparadigm languages attempt to amalgamate the advantages of their constituent paradigms, either in a pragmatic implementation targeted way, or by developing an underlying theory. Some typical examples are [18, 26, 21] Our approach differs from those in that we offer an ....
Treleaven PC, editor (1990) Parallel Computers: Object-Oriented Functional, Logic. John Wiley & Sons.
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