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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10587-0e monitors, and rendezvous-based communication, and their associated schedulers. The coroutine mechanism of SIMULA has been generalized into the notions of concurrent and alternating objects. Alternating objects may be used to start a cooperative thread for each possible blocking communication and i

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Biegelinien und Verformungslinien,ous ideas for supporting speculative computing, including the ., but these ideas did not see large-scale use as long as uniprocessor clock speeds continued to increase rapidly from year to year. Now that the increase in clock speeds has slowed dramatically and multicore processors have become the an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10592-4following requirements: (i) its performance scales to high core counts, and (ii) it is seamlessly integrated into a runtime system that performs inter-node communication and synchronization. More specifically, it should facilitate interactions between tasks and threads dedicated for inter-node commu

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Biegelinien und Verformungslinien,ery general integrity constraints specified in a declarative, logic-based fashion. These declarative specifications are expressed in object-oriented assertion languages and they apply to transactions that are implemented in a full-fledged, mainstream object-oriented programming language. The model o

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Verformungen einzelner Tragwerkspunkte,ta, and wireless bandwidth is both limited and energy hungry, local processing becomes necessary to minimize communication. However, for reasons of energy efficiency and production costs, embedded nodes have relatively slow processors and small memories. This makes programming sensor networks harder

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Verformungen einzelner Tragwerkspunkte,assive RFID tags. Modern tags can host up to several kilobytes of information which makes it possible to store real software objects (in the object-oriented sense) that can even refer to each other. This gives the term ‘spatial database’ an entirely new meaning. The paper motivates the need for new