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137.0. "TSS on Univ of Wash's Emerald Language" by PBSVAX::KING () Thu Apr 30 1987 22:07
UNANNOUNCED Technical Seminar - Wed, May 6th, 3:15 Hudson, MA.
Emerald: An Object-Based Language for Distributed Programming
Henry M. Levy
University of Washington
Despite the existence of many distributed systems,
programming distributed applications is still a complex task.
We have designed a new object-based language called Emerald
to simplify distributed programming. The novel features of
Emerald include (1) a single object model used for
programming both small local objects and large distributed
objects, (2) support for abstract types, and (3) an explicit
notion of location and mobility. While local and remote
Emerald objects are semantically identical, the compiler is
able to select from several implementation styles; Emerald
provides performance commensurate with procedural languages
in the local case and with remote procedure call systems in
the remote case. The Emerald system has been prototyped on a
small local area network of MicroVAX IIs running Ultrix.
This talk will give an overview of the Emerald project and
the design of the Emerald language and run-time kernel.
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Henry Levy is Research Assistant Professor in the Computer
Science Department at University of Washington and Consulting
Engineer on leave from Digital Equipment Corporation. His
research interests include operating systems, distributed
systems, and computer architecture. At Digital, he has
worked on VAX/VMS, distributed systems, and workstations.
Hank is author of the book Capability-Based Computer Systems
and coauthor of Computer Programming and Architecture: The
VAX-11.
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HUDSON Technical Seminar Series
Wednesday May 6, 1987
3:15 in Hall of the White Mists, HLO1, Hudson, MA
Technical Host is Ken King, PBSVAX::KING
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