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From: Jeff Carter <spam.carter.not@spam.innocon.com>
Subject: Re: Concurrency in Ada 95
Date: 1998/12/07
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Roga Danar wrote:
> 
> Is there URL where we take a look?
> 
> Bo Sanden wrote:
> 
> > Those involved with concurrency may be interested in an article by Jeff
> > Carter and myself in the latest issue of IEEE Concurrency (just out)
> > called "Practical use of Ada 95's concurrency features", pages 47-56.
> >
> > The article compares the Ada 95 and Ada 83 concurrency features based on
> > an example from flexible manufacturing.
> >
> > Bo Sanden
> > Colorado Technical University
> > Colorado Springs
> 
> --

You can view the abstract at

http://computer.org/concurrency/pd1998/p4toc.htm

The article is available in PDF at the same page, but to on-line
subscribers only.

-- 
Jeff Carter
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