JOURNAL ARTICLE
Considerations in choosing a concurrent/distributed object-oriented programming language
Year: 1994 Journal: ACM SIGPLAN Notices Vol: 29 (12)Pages: 66-71 Publisher: Association for Computing Machinery
Abstract
Object-oriented programming (OOP) shows great potential for use in concurrent and distributed systems. However, several issues must be considered before moving into the concurrent/distributed arena. This paper considers the following issues: sharing of variables; various communication models; communication costs; and distributed object management.
Keywords:
Computer science Object-oriented programming Distributed object Programming language Concurrent object-oriented programming Distributed computing Object (grammar) Programming paradigm Concurrent computing Programming domain Inductive programming Common Object Request Broker Architecture Artificial intelligence
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Topics
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Information Systems
Simulation Techniques and Applications
Social Sciences → Decision Sciences → Management Science and Operations Research
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