Add to ORKGThe GummyModule language is an extension to the Java language and is the successor of the EventReactor language The GummyModule language adopts the linguistic constructs of offered by EventReactor to define event types, events and to publish events. As for EventReactor, GummyModule facilitates defining the functionality of modules via domain-specific languages (DSL), and is open-ended with new DSLs. This technical report first explains the syntax of the GummyModule language. Afterwards, it discusses the algorithm adopted by the runtime environment of the GummyModule language to process events
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Emergent behavior is generally defined as the appearance of complex behavior out of multiplicity of ...
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Events have been introduced into a number of programming languages since they are known as a useful ...
iAbstract We present a formally specified event specification language (Solicitor). So-licitor is su...
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