Concurrent C++

The Concurrent C++ product is a merge of two languages: Concurrent C and C++. So it provides parallel programming and data abstraction facilities.

A Concurrent C++ program consists of processes interacting between them by means of transactions. Two processes interact by first synchronizing, then exchanging informations and, finally continue on their individual activities.

Bibliography:
- N.H. Gehani and W.D. Roome. Concurrent C++: Concurrent Programming with Class(es). Software - Practice and Experience, 18(12):1157--1177, December 1988.
- N.H. Gehani and W.D. Roome. Concurrent C. Software - Practice and Experience, 16(9):821--844, September 1986.

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