CC++ (Compositional C++)

A compositional parallel program is a program constructed by composing component programs in parallel, where the composed program inherits properties of its components.

CC++ is Compositional C++, a parallel object-oriented notation that consist of C++ with six extensions. CC++ supports compositional parallel programming. The goals of the CC++ project are to provide a theory, notation and tools for developing reliable scalable concurrent program libraries.

CC++ integrates different paradigms of parallel programming: data-parallel, task-parallel and object-parallel paradigms; imperative and declarative programming; shared memory and message-based programs.

• FTP Server: cs.caltech.edu
• Web Page : http://www.compbio.caltech.edu/CCplusplus.html
• Bibliography:
  • M. Chandy and C. Kesselman. CC++: A Declarative Concurrent Object Oriented Programming Notation. Technical Report, California Institute of Technology, September 1992.
  • M. Chandy and C. Kesselman. Compositional C++: Compositional Parallel Programming. Technical Report CS-TR-92-13, California Institute of Technology, 1992.
  • M. Chandy, P. Carlin, and C. Kesselman. The Compositional C++ Language Definition. Technical Report CS-TR-92-02, California Institute of Technology, September 1993.

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