Plisp Users Manual
Plisp Users Manual
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Commiinication and Synchronization primitives As mentioned above, the various processes can communicate via slots. The slots are arguments that belong to the processes.
The communication rules are: each process can send a message to all other processes, and can read only the messages that were sent to his slots. Moreover, a process must make sure that a slot is not empty before he attempts to read a message sent to him.
( sendval value ((procl slotl)(proc2 slot2) .. )) _ Attaches value to the e...nd of the slots in the given processes. A process can send a message to every existing process at any point in its code evaluation.
Before a process is allowed to read a message from one of his slots, he must make sure that a message was really sent to him . If the slots he wished to read do contain a message, he can go on and read them. Otherwise he must wait until a the messages are sent: ( updatevals (slotl slot2 .. Sloti)) Waits for all the given slots in the process in which it is evaluated to be filled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commiinication and Synchronization primitives As mentioned above, the various processes can communicate via slots. The slots are arguments that belong to the processes.
The communication rules are: each process can send a message to all other processes, and can read only the messages that were sent to his slots. Moreover, a process must make sure that a slot is not empty before he attempts to read a message sent to him.
( sendval value ((procl slotl)(proc2 slot2) .. )) _ Attaches value to the e...nd of the slots in the given processes. A process can send a message to every existing process at any point in its code evaluation.
Before a process is allowed to read a message from one of his slots, he must make sure that a message was really sent to him . If the slots he wished to read do contain a message, he can go on and read them. Otherwise he must wait until a the messages are sent: ( updatevals (slotl slot2 .. Sloti)) Waits for all the given slots in the process in which it is evaluated to be filled.
What to read after Plisp Users Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arzit Yannai to read onlineMoreLess
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