Re: Synchronous languages

pakin@green-hornet.cs.uiuc.edu (Scott Pakin)
Tue, 15 Feb 1994 17:27:08 GMT

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From: pakin@green-hornet.cs.uiuc.edu (Scott Pakin)
Summary: Info about LUSTRE and Esterel
Keywords: theory
Organization: University of Illinois, Dept of Comp Sci, Urbana, IL
References: 94-02-084 94-02-086
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 1994 17:27:08 GMT

mweissen@thomson.ensem.u-nancy.fr (Michel WEISSENBACHER) writes:
> I'm looking for articles and docs about synchronous languages ( Like Esterel
> and Lustre ).


Searching the handy-dandy CUI Language List reveals the following:


LUSTRE
        Real-time dataflow language for synchronous systems, especially
        automatic control and signal processing. A Lucid subset, plus timing
        operators and user-defined clocks. "Outline of a Real-Time Data-Flow
        Language", J.-L. Bergerand et al, Proc IEE-CS Real Time Systems Symp,
        San Diego, IEEE Dec 1985, pp.33-42. "LUSTRE: A Declarative Language
        for Programming Synchronous Systems", P. Caspi et al, Conf Rec 14th
        Ann ACM Symp on Princ Prog Langs, 1987.


Esterel
        Distributed language for synchronous interaction of real-time systems
        with their environment. Uses explicit timing requests. Esterel
        programs are compiled into finite automata. "The ESTEREL Programming
        Language and its Mathematical Semantics", G. Berry & L. Cosserat, TR
        327, INRIA, 1984.


-- Scott
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