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Concurrency in Object-Oriented Programming Languages (1995)
| Venue: | OBJECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE COMPOSITION |
| Citations: | 12 - 2 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Papathomas95concurrencyin,
author = {Michael Papathomas},
title = {Concurrency in Object-Oriented Programming Languages},
booktitle = {OBJECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE COMPOSITION},
year = {1995},
pages = {31--68},
publisher = {Prentice Hall}
}
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Abstract
An essential motivation behind concurrent object-oriented programming is to exploit the software reuse potential of object-oriented features in the development of concurrent systems. Early attempts to introduce concurrency to object-oriented languages uncovered interferences between object-oriented and concurrency features that limited the extent to which the benefits of object-oriented programming could be realized for developing concurrent systems. This has fostered considerable research into languages and approaches aiming at a graceful integration of object-oriented and concurrent programming. We will examine the issues underlying concurrent object-oriented programming, examine and compare how different approaches for language design address these issues. Although it is not our intention to make an exhaustive survey of concurrent object-oriented languages, we provide a broad coverage of the research in the area.
Keyphrases
object-oriented programming language concurrent system concurrent object-oriented programming considerable research activity object-oriented programming concurrent object-oriented language essential motivation different approach concurrency feature past year graceful integration exhaustive survey broad coverage considerable research concurrent programming object-oriented feature language design object-oriented language early attempt
