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The S/Net's Linda kernel
1986
ACM Transactions on Computer Systems
Linda is a parallel programming language that differs from other parallel languages in its simplicity and in its support for distributed data structures. The S/Net is a multicomputer, designed and built at AT&T Bell Laboratories, that is based on a fast, word-parallel bus interconnect. We describe the Linda-supporting communication kernel we have implemented on the S/Net. The implementation suggests that Linda's unusual shared-memory-like communication primitives can be made to run well in the
doi:10.1145/214419.214420
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