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Formal semantics. This task is responsible for defining the formal semantics of the SELFMAN computational model. In our experience, it is essential to have a simple formal semantics when developing new abstractions (such as a computation model and architectural framework). This guarantees that there is no unexpected bad behavior. Two of the important questions that this workpackage will provide answers to are concurrency and communication. How will concurrency be managed between components: when should components be sequential and when should they be concurrent? How does this fit with the concurrency abilities of the underlying implementation platform? I.e., J2EE is built using Java and supports only coarse-grain concurrency (few threads). Xxxxxx supports fine-grain concurrency (thousands of threads). For communication, we will determine to what degree the communication will be synchronous or asynchronous, and tightly coupled or loosely coupled. For example, we may use a tuple space abstraction, which allows components to communicate in a very loose fashion, where the source and destination components do not even know the identity of the other component. WP3: Self-Managing Storage and Transactions The main objective of this workpackage is to design and build a storage service on top of the service architecture of WP2 and the structured overlay network of WP1. The storage service will do replication (implemented over the structured overlay network), provide a transactional interface, and provide a simple database interface. The storage service will build on previous work by project partners:
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Formal semantics. The Essential Readings, pages 334–356. Xxxxxxx, X. and Sag, I. A. (1994). Head-driven phrase structure grammar. Univer- sity of Chicago Press. Xxxxxxxxxx, X. (2004). French bare arguments are not extinct: The case of coordi- nated bare nouns. Linguistic Inquiry, 35(2):301–313.
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