I am posting this for a friend who wants to do a paper on distributed
extensions for C++.

He has a three part question:

1)  Does anyone have an ftp'able copy of "Extending C++ with Communicating
Sequential Processes", J.M. Adamo, Research report LIP RR 90-25?  Was this
later published in a journal?

2)  Is J.M. Adamo out there in netland?

3)  Does anyone have additional information related to distributed extensions
to C++.  E-mail or anonymous ftp is preffered.

E-mail can be sent to me and I will ensure that he gets it.  Mail can be sent
to gordon@meaddata.com or to gedwards@cs.wright.edu.

 Thanks,

 Gordon Edwards
 Mead Data Central
 gordon@meaddata.com

In article <1991Nov1.130551.20522@meaddata.com>,
 gordon@meaddata.com (Gordon Edwards) writes:
|> I am posting this for a friend who wants to do a paper on distributed
|> extensions for C++.
|>
|> He has a three part question:
|>  ...
|> 3)  Does anyone have additional information related to distributed extensions
|> to C++.  E-mail or anonymous ftp is preffered.
|>
|>  Gordon Edwards

  I have two pointers for you.

  1. The "Fragmented Objects" idea described in the following technical report.
 @techreport{Makpangou91,
        author="Makpangou, Mesaac and Yvon Gourhant and Jean-Pierre Le
                Narzul and Marc Shapiro",
        title="Structuring distributed applications as fragmented objects",
        organization="INRIA, projet SOR",
        year=1991,
        month="Jan"}
I don't have the citation online, but the fragmented object idea also
appeared in a paper in the Proceedings of the 1990 Usenix C++
Conference.

  2. The work done in a project I'm part of, the DARPA Open OODB
project, contains a strong element of distribution supporting C++.
Postscript documents are available for FTP from csc.ti.com.  See
especially the following document.
 @techreport{OOODB:91Arch3,
 location="DB library",
 author="D. Wells",
 title="Open Object-Oriented Database Preliminary
  Architecture Specification",
 month=mar,
 year=1991,
 institution="Texas Instruments",
 organization="Computer Science Center",
 address="Dallas, Texas",
 pages=82


    Bob

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