Alice Xu
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The parallel programming system Linda consists of a number of processes and a shared memory called the tuple space. In a distributed implementation of Linda, processes and the tuple space reside on different computing nodes connected by a communications network subject to a variety of node and network failures.
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The parallel programming system Linda consists of a number of processes and a shared memory called the tuple space. In a distributed implementation of Linda, processes and the tuple space reside on different computing nodes connected by a communications network subject to a variety of node and network failures.
Key concepts: Computer science, Tuple space, Tuple, Distributed computing, Protocol (science), Replication (statistics), Node (physics), Exploit