NeXeme
NeXeme: A distributed scheme based on Nexus. The remote service request, a form of remote procedure call, and the global pointer, a global naming mechanism, are two features at the heart of Nexus, a library for building distributed systems. NeXeme is an extension of Scheme that fully integrates both concepts in a mostly-functional framework, hence providing an expressive language for distributed computing. This paper presents a semantics for this Scheme extension, and also describes a NeXeme implementation, including its distributed garbage collector.
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- Teller, David; Zimmer, Pascal; Hirschkoff, Daniel: Using ambients to control resources (2004) ioport
- Moreau, Luc: Tree rerooting in distributed garbage collection: Implementation and performance Evaluation (2001)
- Moreau, Luc: Distributed directory service and message routing for mobile agents (2001)
- Moreau, Luc; Duprat, Jean: A construction of distributed reference counting (2001)
- Moreau, Luc: A distributed garbage collector with diffusion tree reorganisation and mobile objects (1997)
- Moreau, Luc; De Roure, David; Foster, Ian: NeXeme: A distributed scheme based on Nexus (1997)