Parallel objects on distributed constraint logic programming machines
John F. Koegel · 1988
The programming language POOL (Parallel Object Oriented Logic) allows computation to be represented as a collection of parallel objects which communicate via asynchronous message passing. Object procedures are Constraint Logic Programming (CLP) programs. POOL objects are mapped transparently to a network of CLP machines which execute concurrently. An implementation on a distributed network of workstations supports parallel object execution, automatic object placement, and a global object name space.