A Multiprocessor Kernel for Active Object-Based Systems

Muller, Pieter Johannes

doi:10.1007/10722581_21

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“…Our current system [10] has some implementation restrictions that had to be considered during this work: 1) reentrant locks are not allowed; 2) shared locks are not allowed; 3) global conditions to be passivated on are not allowed; 4) active modules are not allowed. We are conviced that these features should be removed from the language, because they are either redundant or conceptually wrong.…”

Section: Active Objects In Oberonmentioning

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Structuring a Compiler with Active Objects

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2000

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. We present a concurrent compiler for Active Oberon built itself with active objects. We describe the experience made on parallelizing the Oberon compiler, in particular explaining how concurrency and synchronization are achieved by using active objects, and showing how we achieved ensured deadlock freedom. Based on the implementation, we discuss why we consider active objects beneficial for the implementation of software frameworks and where their limitations are.

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Section: Active Objects In Oberonmentioning

confidence: 99%