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mar #1 / 3	join calculus Hi, the inadequacy of current concurrent and distributed computing primitives is well known to most of us. A new and exciting way to overcome many of the problems of concurrent and distributed computing is the introduction of the join calculus to programming languages. e.g.: http://www.--*.com/ ~nick/polyphony/ What about researching the possibility of introducing the join-calculus to goo? Cheers peppi
Sun, 09 Oct 2005 19:44:05 GMT

Linda Scheiman #2 / 3	join calculus Quote: > Hi, > the inadequacy of current concurrent and distributed computing > primitives is well known to most of us. could the problem be infinite numbers gone to negative infinites? L. Quote: > A new and exciting way to overcome many of the problems of concurrent > and distributed computing is the introduction of the join calculus to > programming languages. e.g.: > http://research.microsoft.com/~nick/polyphony/ > What about researching the possibility of introducing the > join-calculus to goo? > Cheers > peppi
Mon, 10 Oct 2005 06:57:20 GMT

Linda Scheiman #3 / 3	join calculus Quote: > Hi, > the inadequacy of current concurrent and distributed computing > primitives is well known to most of us. > A new and exciting way to overcome many of the problems of concurrent > and distributed computing is the introduction of the join calculus to > programming languages. e.g.: > http://research.microsoft.com/~nick/polyphony/ > What about researching the possibility of introducing the > join-calculus to goo? Had an old calculator around 1976 that still did digiital printouts. Must have had some kind of early computer chip. Linda Quote: > Cheers > peppi
Mon, 10 Oct 2005 07:06:51 GMT

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