Nicholas John Carriero, David Hillel Gelernter
Abstract
The authors briefly outline the Linda tuple space model and then comment on current work. This includes recent experiments involving Linda programs on a 64-node hypercube, the development of an improved version of C-Linda, and research which will culminate in a multiple tuple space system.>
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The authors briefly outline the Linda tuple space model and then comment on current work. This includes recent experiments involving Linda programs on a 64-node hypercube, the development of an improved version of C-Linda, and research which will culminate in a multiple tuple space system.>
Key concepts: Tuple, Computer science, Space (punctuation), Current (fluid), Hypercube, Work (physics), Tuple space, Node (physics)