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.... 1993] extended some ideas behind the conversation concept to provide support for object replication and concurrent exception handling in a distributed object oriented environment, using a construct called a multi operation, which is a simplified form of the multi function construct introduced in [Banatre, Banatre et al. 1986]. Recently, there have been a number of proposals for multiparty interaction mechanisms [Jung and Smolka 1996] intended to coordinate interactions among multiple concurrent processes in distributed programming, e.g. Interacting Processes (or IP) Francez and Forman 1996] However, to the best ....

J.P. Banatre, M. Banatre and F. Ployette, "The Concept of Multi-Functions: A General Structuring Tool for Distributed Operating 31 Systems," in Proc. 6th Distributed Computing Systems Conf., pp.478-485, 1986.

....enforcing such constraints. Thus, a good compromise would be to extend an existing, popular language by adding support for CA actions. FTCS 25 Submission 14 Linguistically, a CA action is like a multi threaded procedure call and has some similarities to the proposal for a multi function made in [3]. The programming language Arche [14] has a construct that supports N version programming [2] called a multi operation which is a simplified form of a multi function. However, unlike a CA action, a multi operation call is a mechanism by which a single object can invoke the same operation on a set ....

J.P. Banatre, M. Banatre and F. Ployette, "The Concept of Multi-Functions: A General Structuring Tool for Distributed Operating Systems," in Proc. Sixth Distributed Computing Systems Conf., pp.478-485, 1986.

....exchange of messages ( 11] 18] It encourages the client server view of the world and influences the way in which programs are designed and implemented. The need for one to many, many to one, asynchronous, one way, and other forms of communication has led to the extensions of the basic RPC ([8], 24] 59] 62] and to completely different approaches (e.g. 12] 14] 16] 21] An event based language for parallel programming called EBL is described by Reuveni [49] In this language events are the only control mechanism and cause the activation of event handlers. Event occurrences ....

....The Archie language [10] allows specification of synchronisation states (or method pre states) and method post states, and integrates these states with type information. It also addresses the problem of multi party synchronisation by introducing multioperations and coordinated calls based on [8]. In our case, the constraint mechanism can be used to express the required order of event announcements and deliveries at the level of a single object. Multiparty synchronisation may require complex expressions involving multiple events which we do not support at present. Our constraints allow ....

J-P. Banatre, M. Banatre, and F. Ployette. The concept of Multi-function: a general structuring tool for distributed operating system. In Proc. of the 6th IEEE Distributed Computing Conference, pages 478--485, 1986.

.... 1993] extended some ideas behind the conversation concept to provide support for object replication and concurrent exception handling in a distributed object oriented environment, using a construct called a multi operation, which is a simplified form of the multi function construct introduced in [Banatre et al. 1986]. Recently, there have been a number of proposals for multiparty interaction mechanisms [Jung Smolka 1996] intended to coordinate interactions among multiple concurrent processes in distributed programming, e.g. Interacting Processes (or IP) Francez Forman 1996] However, to the best of ....

J.P. Banatre, M. Banatre and F. Ployette, "The Concept of MultiFunctions: A General Structuring Tool for Distributed Operating Systems," in Proc. 6th Distributed Computing Systems Conf., pp.478-485, 1986.

.... 1993] extended some ideas behind the conversation concept to provide support for object replication and concurrent exception handling in a distributed object oriented environment, using a construct called a multioperation, which is a simplified form of the multi function construct introduced in [Banatre, Banatre et al. 1986]. Recently, there have been a number of proposals for multiparty interaction mechanisms [Jung and Smolka 1996] intended to coordinate interactions among multiple concurrent processes in distributed programming, e.g. Interacting Processes (or IP) Francez and Forman 1996] However, to the best ....

J.P. Banatre, M. Banatre and F. Ployette, "The Concept of Multi-Functions: A General Structuring Tool for Distributed Operating Submission to IEEE TC Special Issue 32 32 Systems," in Proc. 6th Distributed Computing Systems Conf., pp.478-485, 1986.

....exchange of messages ( 11] 17] It encourages the client server view of the world and influences the way in which programs are designed and implemented. The need for one to many, many to one, asynchronous, one way, and other forms of communication has led to the extensions of the basic RPC ([8], 23] 51] 54] and to completely different approaches (e.g. 12] 14] 16] 20] An event based language for parallel programming called EBL is described by Reuveni [44] In this language events are the only control mechanism and cause the activation of event handlers. Event occurrences ....

....The Archie language [10] allows specification of synchronisation states (or method pre states) and method post states, and integrates these states with type information. It also addresses the problem of multi party synchronisation by introducing multioperations and coordinated calls based on [8]. In our case, the constraint mechanism can be used to express the required order of event announcements and deliveries at the level of a single object. Multiparty synchronisation may require complex expressions involving multiple events which we do not support at present. Our constraints allow ....

J-P. Banatre, M. Banatre, and F. Ployette. The concept of Multi-function: a general structuring tool for distributed operating system. In Proc. of the 6th IEEE Distributed Computing Conference, pages 478--485, 1986.

....The Archie language [10] allows specification of synchronisation states (or method prestates) and method post states, and integrates these states with type information. It also addresses the problem of multi party synchronisation by introducing multioperations and coordinated calls based on [8]. In our case, the constraint mechanism can be used to express the required order of event announcements and deliveries at the level of a single object. Multiparty synchronisation may require complex expressions involving multiple events which we do not support at present. Our constraints allow ....

J-P. Banatre, M. Banatre, and F. Ployette. The concept of Multi-function: a general structuring tool for distributed operating system. In Proc. of the 6th IEEE Distributed Computing Conference, pages 478--485, 1986.

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