Synchronous languages like Esterel and PURR have been introduced to support the development of concurrent reactive systems. These languages have an easily understood semantics that lends itself well for efficient imple-mentations and also for a formal verification of the designs. We show how to enrich Esterel or PURR by two important features, namely asynchronous concurrency and nondeterminism. These features are important for (1) describing asynchronous systems and (2) for using PURR as a modeling language. We introduce the new constructs on the basis of a compilation oriented transition semantics of a core portion of PURR
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Abstract. We present a formal model for concurrent systems. The model represents synchronous and asy...
We develop a general framework for a variety of concurrent languages all b sed on a yn-chronous comm...
. The multi-language environment Synchronie supports the design and formal verification of synchron...
AbstractWe present the Esterel programming language which is especially designed to program reactive...
this paper, we discuss a new paradigm called Multiclock ESTEREL, based on the paradigm of the synch...
AbstractEsterel is an imperative synchronous programming language for the specification of determini...
AbstractIn this note we revisit the so-called reactive programming style, which evolves from the syn...
Synchronous languages are intended for programming reactive systems. Reactive systems, which include...
Esterel is an imperative synchronous programming language for the specification of deterministic con...
Many embedded systems belong to the class of reactive systems, which actively reacts to the environm...
AbstractEsterel is a design language for the specification of real time embedded systems. Based on t...
The synchronous language Esterel is well-suited for programming control-dominated reac-tive systems ...
International audienceIn this note we revisit the so-called reactive programming style, which evolve...
. In this paper, we study preemption primitives in reactive languages such as Esterel and Signal (an...
Communicating reactive processes (CRP) is a new paradigm that unifies capabilities of synchronous an...
Abstract. We present a formal model for concurrent systems. The model represents synchronous and asy...
We develop a general framework for a variety of concurrent languages all b sed on a yn-chronous comm...
. The multi-language environment Synchronie supports the design and formal verification of synchron...