This paper describes the architecture of DISC, a system for parallel software development. The system is designed for programming computer systems having several autonomous units, not memory-sharing, and linked by means of a communication network. The system consists of three parts. The concurrent programming language DISC (DIStributed C), which is an extension of the C language based on the concurrent mechanisms envisaged by the CSP computational model. The programming environment, designed to promote software engineering techniques in the development of distributed-programs. The language run-time support, which provides for the distributed execution of programs.
Parallel software development in the DISC programming environment
Iannello G;
1990-01-01
Abstract
This paper describes the architecture of DISC, a system for parallel software development. The system is designed for programming computer systems having several autonomous units, not memory-sharing, and linked by means of a communication network. The system consists of three parts. The concurrent programming language DISC (DIStributed C), which is an extension of the C language based on the concurrent mechanisms envisaged by the CSP computational model. The programming environment, designed to promote software engineering techniques in the development of distributed-programs. The language run-time support, which provides for the distributed execution of programs.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
