Adding high-level concurrency to EScala
Jurgen M. Van Ham
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Jurgen M. Van Ham
Abstract
On the one hand, languages like EventJava combine Event-Based Programming with concurrency. On the other hand, extending Aspect-Oriented Programming with concurrency has been studied as well. Seamlessly combining both styles with concurrency in a single language is possible with the right building blocks. We claim that the join operator is such a building block.
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On the one hand, languages like EventJava combine Event-Based Programming with concurrency. On the other hand, extending Aspect-Oriented Programming with concurrency has been studied as well. Seamlessly combining both styles with concurrency in a single language is possible with the right building blocks. We claim that the join operator is such a building block.
Key concepts: Concurrency, Computer science, Concurrent object-oriented programming, Programming language, Concurrent computing, Multiversion concurrency control, Distributed concurrency control, Isolation (microbiology)