The Lynx distributed programming language: motivation, design and experience

摘要: Abstract A programming language can provide much better support for interprocess communication than a library package can. Most message-passing languages limit this to between the pieces of single program, but need not be case. Lynx facilitates convenient, typesafe message passing only within applications, also applications and among distributed collections servers. Specifically, it addresses issues compiler statelessness, late binding, protection that allow run-time interaction processes were developed independently do trust each other. Implementation experience with has yielded important insights into relationship operating systems packages inherent costs high-level semantics.