Titlebook: Coordination Languages and Models; Second International David Garlan,Daniel Métayer Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Regulated coordination in open distributed systems,, if any, knowledge of each other. A single agent operating within a hybrid system of this kind may have to coordinate its activities with members of several such subsystems, under different coordination policies. To support coordination in such hybrid systems, we introduce in this paper a new conce

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Debugging distributed applications using a coordination architecture,e debugging of these distributed systems. Over the years, a lot of effort has been invested in the construction of debuggers for sequential programs. The majority of these debuggers work by abstracting the behaviour of the program being debugged into ., and visualizing these events. We utilize these

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Communication-passing style for coordination languages,ypically assume that (a) once a task begins execution on some processor, it will remain resident on that processor throughout its lifetime, and (b) communicating shared data among tasks is through some form of message-passing and data migration. In this paper, we investigate an alternative approach

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Modeling railway control systems using graph grammars: A case study, system and its .; we do not discuss here the implementation details of the components forming the control system. First, we informally discuss our design proposal for the architecture of the control system: a hierarchy of controllers whose leaves are local controllers connected in a network that mi

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Three semantics of the output operation for generative communication,on that tests for presence (or absence) of an output, reminiscent of the inp predicate of Linda. We study three different operational semantics for the output operation, called . and .. The associated behavioural semantics are obtained as the coarsest congruence contained in the corresponding strong

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