Ports for objects in concurrent logic programs

@inproceedings{Janson1993PortsFO,
  title={Ports for objects in concurrent logic programs},
  author={Sverker Janson and J. Montelius and Seif Haridi},
  year={1993}
}
  • Sverker Janson, J. Montelius, Seif Haridi
  • Published 1993
  • Computer Science
    • We introduce ports, an alternative to streams, as communication support for object-oriented programming in concurrent constraint logic programming languages. From a pragmatic point of view ports provide e cient many-toone communication, object identity, means for garbage collection of objects, and opportunities for optimised compilation techniques for concurrent objects. From a semantic point of view, ports preserve the monotonicity of the constraint store which is a crucial property of all… CONTINUE READING
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