论文信息 - Concurrent C: A programming language for distributed multiprocessor systems

Concurrent C: A programming language for distributed multiprocessor systems

Recent advances in hardware technology have made the construction of multiprocessor systems economically feasible. This paper describes a new programming language (Concurrent C) suitable for distributed systems which are networks of loosely connected processors, each with its own local storage. Concurrent C is the extended version of the programming language C, incorporating features for parallel processing and interprocess communications.

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