Visual Programming of Concurrent Object-Oriented Systems

Philippi, Stephan

doi:10.1006/jvlc.2000.0192

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“…In contrast to the classical visual languages [13,18], a visual representation of a markup language is an additional means of preliminary design and documentation. Diagrams are used to present a single objects as in [19].…”

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Templet: A Markup Language for Concurrent Actor-Oriented Programming

Vostokin¹

2016

Collection of Selected Papers of the II International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology

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Abstract. The article presents a markup domain-specific language (DSL) for concurrent programming. Runtime libraries and language extensions are the usual ways to implement parallel execution. However, their using often requires a special programming skill. The modern languages with build-in parallel constructs are more convenient for programming, but they are poorly integrated with existing high performance computing infrastructure. We propose a compromise solution which uses DSL together with C++ programming language. The article discusses syntax, programming model, and some practical applications of the language.Keywords: domain-specific language, parallel programming, actor model, language-oriented programming, skeleton programming.Citation: Vostokin SV. Templet: a markup language for concurrent actororiented programming.

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Templet: A Markup Language for Concurrent Actor-Oriented Programming

Vostokin¹

2016

Collection of Selected Papers of the II International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology

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“…In order to be able to evaluate the approach described in this article with more complex case studies as sketched e.g. in (Philippi, 2001;von Hutten and Philippi, 2001), future work includes the redesign of the CASE tool as well as the underlying code generation engine (Philippi et al, 2005). Further topics of interest are the mapping of UML notations to the object-oriented class of Petri-Nets introduced in this article as well as the interactive display of model structures which cannot be translated to efficiently executable code.…”

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“…More detailed descriptions of this Petri-Net class may be found in (Philippi, 2000(Philippi, , 2001. With OOPr/T-Models a system is described by means of static, dynamic and functional views (see also Rumbaugh et al, 1991).…”

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confidence: 99%