1974
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-06859-7_147
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Behavioral semantics of nonrecursive control structures

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“…They only interact through the required and provided service interfaces, and the binding between components may be performed dynamically at runtime. Similar to the actor model , active components are executed internally in small sequential steps and interaction between components is always asynchronous. The active components approach provides a good trade‐off for the distribution transparency challenge, as it allows abstracting away from tedious low‐level details, such as service binding and network communication.…”
Section: Elastic Component Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They only interact through the required and provided service interfaces, and the binding between components may be performed dynamically at runtime. Similar to the actor model , active components are executed internally in small sequential steps and interaction between components is always asynchronous. The active components approach provides a good trade‐off for the distribution transparency challenge, as it allows abstracting away from tedious low‐level details, such as service binding and network communication.…”
Section: Elastic Component Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have implemented a standard example of stream transducers (mapping pairs to triples [46]), Knuth's alternative version of Quicksort using coroutines [23, p. 287], and samefringe, the prototypical example of asynchronous recursive traversals [5,20,35]. The samefringe program is displayed in Appendix B.4.…”
Section: Coroutinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A successful model to implement process networks is the actors model [12,52]. Actors are entities with a state that react to the reception of a message.…”
Section: Handling the Parallelismmentioning
confidence: 99%