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configuration programming


An approach that advocateS the uSe of a Separate configuration language to Specify the coarSe-grain Structure of programS. Configuration programming iS particularly attractive for concurrent, parallel and diStributed SyStemS that have inherently complex program StructureS. Darwin iS an example of a configuration language. (1995-03-14)

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