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Modular definition of agent-oriented languages using action semantics
2002
Proceedings of the first international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems part 2 - AAMAS '02
Agent-oriented programming is a programming model proposed to design complex programs. To simplify the implementation of agent systems, several new agent-oriented programming languages (AOPL) have been proposed. Usually, these languages are developed using informal techniques and implemented in an "ad hoc" manner. The lack of formal methods and adequate analysis tools makes the design of these languages a hard and error prone task. This paper shows the advantages of using action semantics and
doi:10.1145/544862.544962
dblp:conf/atal/MenezesRM02
fatcat:umuqvyjekrfgvoatbslasf5bwi