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Competitors or cousins? Studying the parallels between distributed programming languages systemJ and IEC61499

Sinha, R; Vyatkin, V; Salcic, Z; Park, HJ
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We face a glut of languages for programming distributed software today. However, only a few languages have proven their potential with wider practical use in different domains of computing. We picked two such languages, meant for different domains, to see if they could cross-pollinate and enrich one another. Specifically, we chose SystemJ, a language to program distributed embedded systems, and IEC61499, the next generation standard for distributed industrial automation control software. Unsurprisingly, we found similar structures and artifacts between the two. We also found significant differences mainly due to differing domain-specific requirements. This comparison leads to observations and guidelines for improving both languages, and we discuss directions towards an “ideal” distributed software programming language.
Keywords
IEC 61499; SystemJ; Distributed programming; Concurrent programming
Date
September 19, 2014
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IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation held at Barcelona School of Mathematics and Statistics, Barcelona, Spain, 2014-09-16 to 2014-09-19
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Conference Contribution
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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. BarcelonaTech
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http://www.etfa2014.org/etfa2014/program/ss04
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