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Abstract: A causal ordering protocol ensures that if two messages are causally related and have the same destination, they are delivered to the application in their sending order. Causal order strongly simplifies the development of distributed object-oriented systems. To prevent causal order violation, either messages may be forced to wait for messages in their past, or late messages may have to be discarded. For a real-time setting, the first approach is not suitable since when a message misses a... (Update)
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L. Rodrigues, R. Baldoni, E. Anceaume, and M. Raynal. Deadline-constrained causal order. In The 3rd IEEE International Symposium on Object-oriented Real-time distributed Computing, Mar. 2000. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/rodrigues00deadlineconstrained.html More
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