aether: Distributed system emulation in Common Lisp
Eric C. Peterson, Peter J. Karalekas

TL;DR
Aether is a Common Lisp package designed for high-level design, simulation, and testing of real-time distributed algorithms and hardware, facilitating experimentation and analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a novel Common Lisp framework for emulating distributed systems, enabling detailed design and simulation of real-time algorithms.
Findings
Supports high-level specification and simulation of distributed algorithms.
Provides tools for instrumentation and analysis.
Demonstrates flexibility with small example implementations.
Abstract
We describe a Common Lisp package suitable for the high-level design, specification, simulation, and instrumentation of real-time distributed algorithms and hardware on which to run them. We discuss various design decisions around the package structure, and we explore their consequences with small examples.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Data Storage Technologies · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
