论文信息 - ArchC#: a new architecture description language for distributed systems

ArchC#: a new architecture description language for distributed systems

In this paper a new architecture description language called ArchC#, is introduced. ArchC# is an extension of ArchJava for C#. It is mainly focused on describing architecture of distributed systems. ArchC# provides built-in constructs for describing distributed components and their interconnections. Specific features of distributed code such as remote asynchronous calls and activation of remote objects can be described in ArchC#. ArchC# unifies software architecture with an object-oriented implementation.

Saeed Parsa | Gholamreza Safi

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