Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications

Autores
Bonelli, Eduardo; Compagnoni, Adriana; Gunter, Elsa
Año de publicación
2004
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inglés
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High-level specification of patterns of communications such as protocols can be modeled elegantly by means of session types. However, a number of examples suggest that session types fall short when finer precision on protocol specification is required. In order to increase the expressiveness of session types we appeal to the theory of correspondence assertions. The resulting type discipline augments the types of long term channels with effects and thus yields types which may depend on messages read or written earlier within the same session. We prove that evaluation preserves typability and that well-typed processes are safe. Also, we illustrate how the resulting theory allows us to address the shortcomings present in the pure theory of session types.
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Ciencias Informáticas
Concurrent programming
Correspondence assertions
Pi-calculus
Session types
Type systems
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
title Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
spellingShingle Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
Bonelli, Eduardo
Ciencias Informáticas
Concurrent programming
Correspondence assertions
Pi-calculus
Session types
Type systems
title_short Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
title_full Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
title_fullStr Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
title_full_unstemmed Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
title_sort Correspondence assertions for process synchronization in concurrent communications
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Bonelli, Eduardo
Compagnoni, Adriana
Gunter, Elsa
author Bonelli, Eduardo
author_facet Bonelli, Eduardo
Compagnoni, Adriana
Gunter, Elsa
author_role author
author2 Compagnoni, Adriana
Gunter, Elsa
author2_role author
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Concurrent programming
Correspondence assertions
Pi-calculus
Session types
Type systems
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Concurrent programming
Correspondence assertions
Pi-calculus
Session types
Type systems
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv High-level specification of patterns of communications such as protocols can be modeled elegantly by means of session types. However, a number of examples suggest that session types fall short when finer precision on protocol specification is required. In order to increase the expressiveness of session types we appeal to the theory of correspondence assertions. The resulting type discipline augments the types of long term channels with effects and thus yields types which may depend on messages read or written earlier within the same session. We prove that evaluation preserves typability and that well-typed processes are safe. Also, we illustrate how the resulting theory allows us to address the shortcomings present in the pure theory of session types.
Laboratorio de Investigación y Formación en Informática Avanzada
description High-level specification of patterns of communications such as protocols can be modeled elegantly by means of session types. However, a number of examples suggest that session types fall short when finer precision on protocol specification is required. In order to increase the expressiveness of session types we appeal to the theory of correspondence assertions. The resulting type discipline augments the types of long term channels with effects and thus yields types which may depend on messages read or written earlier within the same session. We prove that evaluation preserves typability and that well-typed processes are safe. Also, we illustrate how the resulting theory allows us to address the shortcomings present in the pure theory of session types.
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