Implementing Real-Time Actors with MetaJava
Michael Golm, Jürgen Kleinöder
Abstract
Michael Golm, Jürgen Kleinöder
Abstract
Actors are a suitable abstraction to manage concurrency in real-time applications. Meta-level programming can help to separate real-time concerns from application concerns. We use reflection to transform passive objects into active objects. Then we extend the meta-level implementation of the actors to be sensitive to soft real-time requirements.
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Actors are a suitable abstraction to manage concurrency in real-time applications. Meta-level programming can help to separate real-time concerns from application concerns. We use reflection to transform passive objects into active objects. Then we extend the meta-level implementation of the actors to be sensitive to soft real-time requirements.
Key concepts: Computer science, Concurrency, Abstraction, Reflection (computer programming), Programming language, Metaprogramming, Software engineering, Philosophy