Concurrency Oriented Programming in Lua Eleftherios Chatzimparmpas Master of Science Thesis Stockholm Sweden 2007 ECS ICT 2007 138 Abstract This thesis report presents a project that brings the Erlang model of concurrency to interpreted scripting languages A system that provides Erlang style concurrency has been designed and implemented for the Lua programming language This model of concurrency brings an alternative to what scripting languages have to offer today for
Reactive Systems How to use the Concurrency Workbench CWB NC Matthew Hennessy October 11 2008 Contents 1 Before you start 2 Starting the Workbench 3 Loading files 4 Checking for process equivalence 5 Using the simulator 6 More on workbench syntax 7 Checking modal properties 8 Using scripts 1 Before you start Before starting on this worksheet you MUST have read at least Chapters 1 and 3 of the user manual of the CWB available from CWB homepage To follow
Adding Concurrency to a Programming Language Peter A Buhr and Glen Ditchfield Dept of Computer Science University of Waterloo Waterloo Ontario Canada N2L 3G1 pabuhr gjditchf plg uwaterloo ca Abstract A programming language that lacks facilities for concurrent programming can gain those facil ities in two ways the language can be extended with additional constructs which will reflect a particular model of concurrency or libraries of types and routines can be writ
Concurrency State Models and Java Programs Jeff Magee and Jeff Kramer Concurrency introduction 1 Magee Kramer What is a Concurrent Program A sequential program has a single thread of control A concurrent program has multiple threads of control gn Mm allowing it perform multiple LV computations in parallel and to control multiple external activities which occur at the same time Concurrency introduction 2 Magee Kramer an Why Concurrent
X KLAIM a Programming Language for Object Oriented Mobile Code User s manual Lorenzo Bettini Dipartimento di Sistemi e Informatica Universita di Firenze Via Lombroso 6 17 50134 Firenze Italy http www lorenzobettini it July 1 2004 Contents 9 The programming language X KLAIM Processes Nodes 3 1 Hello World in X KLAIM 3 2 Program output Mobility Examples Node Connectivity in X KLAIM A Chat System with Connectivity Actions 6 1 The Chat Server 6 2 T