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(Thread and Object)-Oriented Distributed Programming

(Thread and Object)-Oriented Distributed Programming is an unifying model mixing threads and objects to design and implement distributed and multithreaded data structures and programs. This is a new way of imagining reusable components for distributed programming, based on two kinds of same grained entities that are objects for data and threads for concurrent activities.

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