This paper describes the addition of user-defined monadic and dyadic operators to occam* [1], together with some libraries that demonstrate their use. It also discusses some techniques used in their implementation in KRoC [2] for a variety of target machines

Moores, James

Wood, David C.

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Operators The following table lists most of the operators considered in this paper. Some have been implemented on several target machines; others only on those that support the data types concerned.

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User-defined data types and operators in occam

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