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| MEP: | 102 |
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| Title: | Give Boris Mejias Check-in Privileges to Mozart CVS |
| Version: | 1.5 |
| Last-Modified: | 2005/06/15 07:04:50 |
| Author: | Kevin Glynn <glynn at info.ucl.ac.be> |
| Status: | Accepted |
| Type: | Informational |
| Content-Type: | text/x-rst |
| Created: | 08-Jun-2005 |
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The purpose of this MEP is to give Boris Mejias (bmc@info.ucl.ac.be) check-in (commit) privileges to Mozart's CVS repository.
Boris is integrating the Distributed SubSystem (DSS) [1] [2] into the Mozart System. By giving Boris check-in privileges this work can be carried out on a branch of the official Mozart CVS repository. This will:
The current implementation of the distribution layer of the Mozart system is tightly bound with the centralised emulator. Since the code is not modularised, the task of adding new distributed behaviour and fixing bugs becomes very difficult. We propose to introduce the DSS as an independent component for distribution support, implementing a glue layer to couple the centralised engine with the DSS.
The DSS is middle-ware that provides efficient distribution support for different programming languages. It has been implemented by Mozart developers and it fits well with the semantics of the Oz language.
The implementation is based in a prototype [3] created at SICS by Erik Klintskog and Zacharias El Banna (DSS developers) using an old version of Mozart.
Once the integration is sufficiently functional and stable a separate MEP will be proposed to cover the integration of the DSS branch into the main trunk.
| [1] | The Distribution Subsystem (DSS). http://dss.sics.se |
| [2] | Erik Klintskog, Zacharias El Banna, Per Brand and Seif Haridi. The Design and Evaluation of a Middleware Library for Distribution of Language Entities. In 8th Asian Computing Conference, Mumbai, India, 2003. |
| [3] | Erik Klintskog. Coupling a Programming System to the DSS, a Case Study. Technical Report T2004:16, Swedish Institute of Computer Science, SICS, 2004. |
This document has been placed in the public domain.
Raphaël Collet [ACCEPT] Denys Duchier [ACCEPT] Seif Haridi [ACCEPT] Torbjörn Lager [] Konstantin Popov [] Camilo Rueda [ACCEPT] Christian Schulte [ACCEPT] Gert Smolka [] Peter Van Roy [ACCEPT]