ReSpecT Foundations

Before ReSpecT: The ACLT coordination model

The ReSpecT language derives from the work on the ACLT coordination model, where the notion of reaction was first defined, and the notion of programmability of tuple spaces was proposed for the first time.

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The definition of ReSpecT

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Extending ReSpecT

• Linkability
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• A&A meta-model
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• Time
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• Situatedness
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