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| Author(s) | Pop, Cristian |
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An introduction to the theory of parallel communicating grammar systems
In our days, a compiler to be efficient must be quick and a method which appear more often in this way is parallel calculus, method materialized through concurrent languages and a compilers for this. From here come the necessity to develop a formal model for parallel calculus. The results obtained are parallel communicating grammar systems, noted from now GCCP.
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