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concept:nicholas-carrieroNicholas Carriero
Co-author introducing Linda, a parallel programming model based on tuple spaces.
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- Linda in contextauthored
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- Programming Systemsmembers_of
- Generative Communicationmembers_of
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- Yale Universityaffiliated_withInstitutional affiliation of Antony Courtney, Department of Computer Science.
- Yale University, Department of Computer Scienceaffiliated_withHome institution of Carriero and Gelernter.
- Scientific Computing Associatesaffiliated_withCompany where Nicholas Carriero worked as a research scientist.
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- LindaauthoredimplementsThe core parallel programming model introduced in this paper, based on tuple space operations and orthogonal to any base language.
- Linda (tuple space model)associated_withA model of process creation and coordination based on generative communication and tuple spaces; the central topic of the paper.
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- Linda in Context (1989)authoredThe source article that introduces and argues for the Linda parallel programming model, comparing it to message-passing, concurrent objects, logic programming, and functional programming.
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