Paper Info
Title
Constructing distributed Unix utilities in Regis
Abstract
REGIS is an environment for constructing distributed programs and systems. A characteristic of REGIS programs is separation of structure from algorithm, often referred to as the `software integrated circuit' approach to program construction. Programs consist of components connected by links. Components are of two types: they may be primitive, or composed from other components. Primitive components in REGIS are single-threaded C++ objects and their compositions are described in the structural language DARWIN. A variety of communication objects and paradigms is supported. The authors provide a brief introduction to writing REGIS programs followed by a detailed description of the design of a real program called red, with particular emphasis on the advantages of the REGIS approach
Year
DOI
Venue
1994
10.1109/IWCDS.1994.289924
Pittsburgh, PA
Keywords
Field
DocType
Unix,configuration management,parallel languages,parallel programming,programming environments,REGIS programs,distributed Unix utilities,distributed programs,primitive components,program construction,single-threaded C++ objects,software integrated circuit,structural language DARWIN
Programming language,Software engineering,Computer science,Unix,Software,Configuration management,Software construction,Integrated circuit,Distributed computing
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
7
0.72
1
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Stephen Crane126913.24
Kevin Twidle270.72