An experiment on a concurrent object-oriented programming language
C.-H. Jo · 1996
This paper discusses about the related issues occurring with adoption of concurrency and object-orientedness into a modular programming language, and presents new features for concurrent object-oriented programming.The base language of this work is CHILL, which is a high-level language for system programming recommended by CCITT(ITU-T).CHILL has been widely used by many telecommunication areas.Currently the effort to adopt object-oriented concepts into CHILL has been also actively done at ITU-T. The experimental language COOC(ConcurrentObject-Oriented CHILL) is designed and implemented for testing object-oriented programming in concurrent and distributed environments such as telecommunication area.The language model of this work is based on the proposals for ITU-T.Various implementation schemes for the new language have been also presented here.