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An Operational Semantics of First-class Synchronous Operations

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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/7072
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Author
Reppy, John H.
Abstract

First-class synchronous operations are a new approach to synchronization and communication in concurrent languages. They have been informally described in [Rep88], and [Rep91a]; this paper presents an operational semantics for an untyped language with first-class synchronous operations. This language in- cludes a large fraction of the concurrency primitives of Concurrent ML CML), a concurrent extension of SML, and is the first step toward formalizing the definition of CML.

Date Issued
1991-08
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Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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technical report

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