Distributed Programming in ADA with Protected Objects

Name: Distributed Programming in ADA with Protected Objects
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ISBN: 9781581120349

ISBN-10: 1581120346

ISBN-13: 9781581120349

Edition: N/A

Authors: Pascal Ledru

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As distributed applications become more sophisticated, their implementation becomes more and more difficult. It is therefore important to study how to facilitate the implementation of efficient distributed applications. This thesis reviews the different classes of distributed languages and presents a new approach to develop efficient distributed programs using the Ada language. This approach is compared in detail with existing distributed programming languages, existing approaches to distributed Ada programs, and the Distributed Annex of the new revision of Ada language.

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List price: $19.95
Publisher: Universal Publishers
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 108
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.25" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.330
Language: English



List of Figures


List of Tables


Introduction


Distributed Programming Languages


Importance of Languagf Support for Programming Distributed Systems


Parallelism


Interprocess Communication and Synchronization


Languagesfor Programming Distributed Systems


Languages using a message passing mechanism


Message Passing - CSP


Rendezvous - Ada 83


Remote Procedure Call - Distributed Processes


Multiple communication primitives - SR


Object oriented languages - Emerald


Languages using a shared data mechanism


Distributed Data Structures - Linda


Languages using Distributed Shared Data Objects


Orca


Distributed Eiffel


Ada 95


Concurrent C/C++


Summary


Ada as a Language for Programming Distributed Systems


The Ada 95 Model


The Distributed Protected Object Model


Distributed Protected Objects


Transformation


Restrictions and Assumptions


Tasks


Protected Objects


Protected Functions


Protected Procedures


Entries


Requeue Statement


Communication Subsystem


Example -The Traveling Salesperson Problem


Conclusion


The Traveling Salesperson Problem


References