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Concurrent Systems Design
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Abstract
A characteristic of all concurrent systems is that of concurrent processing; that is, many activities occurring simultaneously whereby, frequently, the order of incoming events is not predictable. Consequently, as concurrent systems deal with several concurrent activities, it is highly desirable for a concurrent system to be structured into concurrent tasks (also known as concurrent processes).
This article starts by providing an overview of concurrent processing concepts. In the next section, run‐time support for concurrent tasks is briefly discussed. With this background, an overview of a design method for concurrent systems, including distributed and real‐time applications, is given. The COMET method integrates object‐oriented and concurrent processing concepts, and uses the Unified Modeling Language (UML) notation.
Title: Concurrent Systems Design
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Abstract
A characteristic of all concurrent systems is that of concurrent processing; that is, many activities occurring simultaneously whereby, frequently, the order of incoming events is not predictable.
Consequently, as concurrent systems deal with several concurrent activities, it is highly desirable for a concurrent system to be structured into concurrent tasks (also known as concurrent processes).
This article starts by providing an overview of concurrent processing concepts.
In the next section, run‐time support for concurrent tasks is briefly discussed.
With this background, an overview of a design method for concurrent systems, including distributed and real‐time applications, is given.
The COMET method integrates object‐oriented and concurrent processing concepts, and uses the Unified Modeling Language (UML) notation.
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