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... Yet another con-straint programming library. In Workshop on Parallelism and Implementa-tion Technology for Constraint Logic Programming, International Confer-ence on Logic Programming (ICLP ... Sverker Janson and Seif Haridi. Programming paradigms of the Andor-ra Kernel Language. In International Symposium on Logic Programming, pages 167–183, October 1991.[94] K. Jensen and N. Wirth. ... Claudio Riva, Anne-Marie Sassen, Benedikt Schulz, Patrick Steyaert, Sander Tichelaar, and Joachim Weisbrod. The FAMOOS Object-Oriented Reengineering Hand-book. October 1999. Result of ESPRIT project...

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... concepts, Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. All rights reserved.x CONTENTS7.5 Relationtoothercomputationmodels 5437.5.1 Object-basedandcomponent-basedprogramming 5437.5.2 Higher-orderprogramming ... general models. Forexample, the concepts of lexical scoping and higher-order programming, which areusually associated with functional programming, are useful in all models. Thisis well-known ... mention many programming languages in the book and relate them to par-ticular computation models. For example, Java and Smalltalk are based on anobject-oriented model. Haskell and Standard ML...

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... Concurrent ML [158] and Concurrent Haskell [149, 147]).Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. All rights reserved. Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming PETER VAN ... appropriate.Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. All rights reserved.x CONTENTS7.5 Relationtoothercomputationmodels 5437.5.1 Object-basedandcomponent-basedprogramming 5437.5.2 Higher-orderprogramming ... reason is the existence of the Mozart Programming System.Panorama of computation models This book presents a broad overview of many of the most useful computation mod-els. The models are designed...

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... more pos-sible interleavings. Programming with concurrency and state together is largelya question of mastering the interleavings. In the history of computer technol-ogy, many famous and dangerous ... data-driven and demand-driven evaluation, respectively.Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. All rights reserved.16 Introduction to Programming Conceptselse nil endendInstead of ... internalmemory. Programming with classes and objects is called object-based program-ming.Adding one new idea, inheritance, to object-based programming gives object-oriented programming. Inheritance...

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... of many other techniques. This book focuses on three in particu-lar: object-oriented programming, graphical user interface (GUI) design, and component-based programming. In object-oriented programming, ... with single-shot channels. Chapters 4 and 5 show other types of channels (with sequences of messages) and do concurrent composition of processes.Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. ... declarative and relational computation models, but is hardto apply to other models. Section 9.3 gives a logical semantics of the declar-ative and relational computation models. Much of the theory...

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... instead of standard lists:• Flatten of nil is X#X (empty diﬀerence list).• Flatten of X|Xr where X is a nested list, is Y1#Y4 whereﬂatten of X is Y1#Y2,ﬂatten of Xr is Y3#Y4 ,and equateY2 and ... removing more and more of theleft-hand part of T2. Eventually, T2’s left subtree is removed completely and theright subtree takes its place. Continuing in this way,T2 shrinks more and more,passing ... LengthLfunction:• Flatten of nil is nil.• Flatten of X|Xr where X is a nested list, is Z whereﬂatten of X is Y,ﬂatten of Xr is Yr ,and appendY and Yr to get Z.• Flatten of X|Xr where X is not...

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... introduces the lazy concurrent model and gives some of the mostimportant programming techniques, including lazy streams and list compre-hensions.• Soft real-time programming. Section 4.6 explains ... someother techniques, namely order-determining concurrency, coroutines, and concurrent composition.• Lazy execution. This part explains the second form of declarative con-currency, namely demand-driven ... computation models that contain declarative models as subsets.Lazy evaluation has a role both for programming in the large (for modulariza-tion and resource management) and for programming...

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... inthe larger context of component-based programming. Because of message-passingconcurrency we no longer have the limitations of the synchronous “lock-step”execution of Chapter 4.We ﬁrst introduce ... operation of the hypothetical lift control system of a build-ing, with a ﬁxed number of lifts, a ﬁxed number of ﬂoors between which liftstravel, and users. Figure 5.4 gives an abstract view of what ... two basic kinds of wires:one-shot and many-shot. One-shot wires are implemented by dataﬂow variables.They are used for values that do not change or for one-time messages (like ac-knowledgements)....

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... Algol-60 and structured programming [46, 45, 130], which led to Simula-67 and object-oriented program-ming [137, 152].2This book sticks to the traditional usage of declarative as stateless and ... elements of an array:Copyrightc 200 1-3 by P. Van Roy and S. Haridi. All rights reserved.415A problem of terminologyStateless and stateful programming are often called declarative and imperative programming, ... organization of the program is good for more than just reason-ing. We will see it many times in the book. We ﬁnd it again in the component-based programming of Section 6.7 and the object-oriented programming...

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... loosely deﬁne object-oriented programming as programming with encapsulation, explicit state, and inheritance. It is often sup-ported by a linguistic abstraction, the concept of class, but it does ... The ﬁrst way, often-used in object-oriented programming, uses inheritance. The second way uses higher-order programming. We will seethat the ﬁrst way is just a syntactic variation of the second. ... as be-ing an object and to mix the notions of state and encapsulation. The advantagesto be gained by considering other entities than objects and by using encapsula-tion without state are often...

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