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Join-pattern

Join-patterns provides a way to write concurrent, parallel and distributed computer programs by message passing. Compared to the use of threads and locks, this is a high level programming model using communication constructs model to abstract the complexity of concurrent environment and to allow scalability. Its focus is on the execution of a chord…

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INRIA Inria
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concurrent computing, distributed programming

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Join-pattern

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Triples61
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Fundamental features and concepts · 24
Join-pattern → Asynchronous, Channel, Channels, Combine, Concurrent, Design, Distributed, In, It, It's, Jobs, Join-calculus, Merging, Message, Overlapping, Parallel, Pattern, Scheduler, Software, STM
related to Implementations and libraries · 13
Join-pattern → Archived, Join-patterns, Joins, MC, Moreover, Polyphonic, Scala, Scala Joins, Scheme, Some, There, VB, Wayback Machine
related to Scala · 7
Join-pattern → In Scala, Often, Reader-Writer, Scala Joins, So, The, The Scala Joins
related to Description · 5
Join-pattern → Cω, In, It, More, The
related to JoCaml · 5
Join-pattern → Indeed, It, JoCaml, JoCaml Compiler, OCaml
related to Join-pattern in classic programming literature · 2
Join-pattern → Barriers, Join-patterns
related to Scala Joins – 2007 · 2
Join-pattern → Scala, Scala Joins
Developer · 1
Join-pattern → INRIA Inria
Paradigm · 1
Join-pattern → concurrent computing, distributed programming
Website · 1
Join-pattern → Inria Join

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join pattern asynchronous join-calculus use concurrent patterns programming distributed language channels joins message channel library synchronous example concurrency matching polyphonic

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Join-patternDeveloperINRIA Inria1.00infobox
Join-patternParadigmconcurrent computing, distributed programming1.00infobox
Join-patternWebsiteInria Join1.00infobox
Join-patternrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Join-patternrelated to DescriptionCω0.60section
Join-patternrelated to DescriptionIn0.60section
Join-patternrelated to DescriptionIt0.60section
Join-patternrelated to DescriptionMore0.60section
Join-patternrelated to Fundamental features and conceptsJoin-calculus0.60section
Join-patternrelated to Fundamental features and conceptsThe0.60section
Join-patternrelated to Fundamental features and conceptsMessage0.60section
Join-patternrelated to Fundamental features and conceptsChannel0.60section

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