Control Network Programming
Kostadin Kratchanov, Tzanko Golemanov, Emilia Golemanova · 2007
Control network programming (CNP) is a style of high-level programming that is especially effective for solving problems that have natural graph-like representation of imperative, declarative, or mixed nature. The 'program' is often nondeterministic. The report is aimed as a concise, 'modern', and relatively self-contained introduction to the background and philosophy of CNP, its implementation fundamentals, as well as its relationship to other programming paradigms.