Titlebook: Coordination Models and Languages; 22nd IFIP WG 6.1 Int Simon Bliudze,Laura Bocchi Conference proceedings 2020 IFIP International Federatio

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R. Young of the principle of coordination in the broad domain of cyber-physical systems, where non-functional properties, such as execution/response time, energy consumption and security are as crucial as functional correctness..We propose a coordination approach, including a functional coordination languag

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R. Youngalgorithms and techniques to specify and analyse systems. We introduce . for the choreographic modelling of communicating systems. The projection of a choreography automaton yields a system of .. We consider both the standard asynchronous semantics of communicating systems and a synchronous variant

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R. YoungIE) services provided by McAfee through the OpenDXL industrial platform. We advocate a chain of model transformations that (i) devises a visual presentation of communication protocols, (ii) formalises a global specification from the visual presentation that captures the data flow among services, (ii

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R. Younginterpretation of types as subsets of this model. Subtyping is defined as inclusion of subsets denoting types..An orthogonal subtyping question, typical of object-oriented languages, is the . versus the . subtyping. Dardha . [., .] defined boolean types and semantic subtyping for Featherweight Java

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R. Youngction; in the paradigm of API-based software systems it could be vital. Quantitative attributes can be thought as attributes determining the . – QoS provided by a software component published as a service. In this sense, they play a determinant role in classifying software artifacts according to spe

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R. Younghes addressing openness, self-adaptation, heterogeneity, and deployment agnosticism. Field-based coordination is one such approach, promoting the idea of programming system coordination declaratively from a global perspective, in terms of functional manipulation and evolution in “space and time” of