Language-based architecture eases system design. III. (Occam)
Brad Curry · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 1984
For pt.Ii see ibid., vol.22, no.12, p.109 (1983). OCCAM language provides sequential and parallel constructs directly, thus removing the need for software to sequentially handle parallelism. It is used in a multiprocessor environment where true concurrency can be shared between several processing elements. It is a powerful tool that offers programming techniques previously unavailable in a multiprocessing environment. Its implementation is outlined.