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Parallel computers for advanced information processing

Pierre America, B. J. A. Hulshof, Eddy A. M. Odijk, Frans Sijstermans, R. A. H. Twist, Rogier Wester

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An overview is given of ESPRIT project 415, which involved the study of object-oriented, functional, and logic programming styles in six subprojects. The parallel languages and architectures designed to implement them are described, and the technology of the object-oriented approach pursued by the authors' team is examined. Their design includes a novel language, decentralized memory architecture, and system software.>

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Key concepts: Computer science, Programming language, Object (grammar), Software engineering, Object-oriented programming, Software, Architecture, Computer architecture