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Three Unique Implementations of Processes for PyCSP
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In this work we motivate and describe three unique implementations of processes for PyCSP: process, thread and greenlet based. The overall purpose is to demonstrate the feasibility of Communicating Sequential Processes as a framework for different application types and target platforms. The result is a set of three implementations of PyCSP with identical interfaces to the point where a PyCSP developer need only change which implementation is imported to switch to any of the other implementations. The three implementations have different strengths; processes favors parallel processing, threading portability and greenlets favor many processes with frequent communication. The paper includes examples of applications in all three categories.
Title: Three Unique Implementations of Processes for PyCSP
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In this work we motivate and describe three unique implementations of processes for PyCSP: process, thread and greenlet based.
The overall purpose is to demonstrate the feasibility of Communicating Sequential Processes as a framework for different application types and target platforms.
The result is a set of three implementations of PyCSP with identical interfaces to the point where a PyCSP developer need only change which implementation is imported to switch to any of the other implementations.
The three implementations have different strengths; processes favors parallel processing, threading portability and greenlets favor many processes with frequent communication.
The paper includes examples of applications in all three categories.
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