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PNPL: a Parallel Programming Language Based on Petri Net, which is Written by Chart and Text.

Murakoshi, H.; Hatakeyama, T.; Dohl, Y.

In: Transactions of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers, D--I, Vol. J73D--I, No. 9, pages 767-777. September 1990. In Japanese.

Abstract: This paper proposes a new parallel programming language PNPL (Petri net parallel programming language) based on Petri nets. In PNPL, a procedure is assigned to a place, and the condition of execution is assigned to a transition. Since PNPL uses a network expression of Petri nets, a parallel processing can be specified intuitively. Specification of some multiple structures (loop, mutual exclusion, etc.) are discussed. It is shown that PNPL is suitable for MIMD type parallel computers.

Keywords: parallel programming language (based on) net(s), PNPL; loop; mutual exclusion; MIMD type parallel computer.


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