Resource management in dataflow
Arthur João Catto, John R. Gurd · 1981
Recent proposals for nondeterministic facilities in high-level dataflow programming systems have stopped short of giving details of low-level implementation. The underlying machine is assumed to provide basic nondeterministic operations which lead to the required high-level effects. This paper gives details of a practical implementation of one such high-level language, Id {3}, for a specific dataflow computer, the Manchester prototype {11}. It adds to previous work by the authors {7, 8} in which implementations of Communicating Processes {12} and Distributed Processes {5} were proposed.