User Interface Construction Based on Parallel and Sequential Execution Specification
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The user interface part of an application program can be easily and compactly constructed by combining the parallel execution primitive Linda and the state transition description language Flex with a general purpose programming language. With this approach, a wide range of interfaces can be constructed without using languages or systems specific to user interface design. Using these tools, parallel execution, separation/communication between the application and the interface part, and complicated dialogs can easily be specified. In our implementation, the specification is compiled into C
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E74-A No.10 pp.3168-3179
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- 1991/10/25
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Toshiyuki MASUI, "User Interface Construction Based on Parallel and Sequential Execution Specification" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E74-A, no. 10, pp. 3168-3179, October 1991, doi: .
Abstract: The user interface part of an application program can be easily and compactly constructed by combining the parallel execution primitive Linda and the state transition description language Flex with a general purpose programming language. With this approach, a wide range of interfaces can be constructed without using languages or systems specific to user interface design. Using these tools, parallel execution, separation/communication between the application and the interface part, and complicated dialogs can easily be specified. In our implementation, the specification is compiled into C
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