This gave rise to the so-called inheritance anomaly controversy in object-oriented concurrent programming languages [ Satoshi Matsuoka and Aki Yonezawa 1993, Giuseppe Milicia and Vladimiro Sassone 2004 ].
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Brinch Hansen s " The Architecture of Concurrent Programs " was the first book on concurrent programming, and was eventually published in three languages ( English, Japanese, and German ).
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It has a different parser, but it uses the same intermediate form and run-time system as SR . Consequently, MPD provides the same variety of concurrent programming mechanisms as does SR.
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A pioneer in the field of concurrent computing, Per Brinch Hansen considers Dijkstra's " Cooperating Sequential Processes " ( 1965 ) to be the first classic paper in concurrent programming.
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The academic study of concurrent computing / concurrent programming started in the 1960s, with Dijkstra ( 1965 ) credited with being the first paper in this field, identifying and solving the mutual exclusion problem.
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C? adds new language features to support concurrent programming ( based on the earlier Polyphonic C # ) . The Joins Concurrency Library for C # and other . NET languages is derived of this project.
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The challenges of implementing sensing and control systems led him to design and implement an early concurrent programming language, EPL, which ran on a cluster of single-board microcomputers connected by serial communication links.
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In 2002, Brinch Hansen was awarded the IEEE Computer Pioneer Award For pioneering development in operating systems and concurrent programming exemplified by work on the RC 4000 multiprogramming system, monitors, and Concurrent Pascal .
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The academic study of concurrent programming ( concurrent algorithms in particular ) started in the 1960s, with Edsger Dijkstra ( 1965 ) credited with being the first paper in this field, identifying and solving mutual exclusion.
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Concurrent Pascal was the first concurrent programming language : high-level facilities for concurrency, where the system could guarantee that processes access disjoint sets of variables only and do not interfere with each other in time dependent ways.
