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Programming abstractions for integrating autonomous and reactive behaviors

Alessandro Ricci, Andrea Santi

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The integration of autonomous and reactive behavior is a relevant problem in the context of concurrent programming, related to the integration of thread-based and event-driven programming. From a programming paradigm perspective, the problem can not be easily solved by approaches based on object-oriented concurrent programming or by the actor model, being them natively based on the reactivity principle only. In this paper we tackle the problem with agent-oriented programming, using an agent-oriented programming language called simpAL.

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Key concepts: Reactive programming, Computer science, Functional reactive programming, Concurrent object-oriented programming, Inductive programming, Programming paradigm, Programming language, Programming domain