AstraKahn: A Coordination Language for Streaming Networks
Alex Shafarenko

TL;DR
AstraKahn is a proposed coordination language designed for streaming networks, focusing on defining key concepts and features to facilitate implementation, with a focus on data flow and control in streaming applications.
Contribution
It introduces the core concepts and specifications of AstraKahn, establishing a foundation for a new coordination language for streaming networks.
Findings
Defines key language concepts and features
Provides initial specifications and examples
Lays groundwork for full language implementation
Abstract
This is a preliminary version of the language report. It contains key definitions, specifications and some examples, but lacks completeness. The full document will include Chapter 3 (Data and Instrumentation Layer) and will comprise an appendix giving the complete syntax and some whole program examples. The purpose of the present document is to fix the concepts and major features of the language and to enable the production of the definition document that is required for implementation.
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TopicsDistributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Peer-to-Peer Network Technologies
