Linda (coordination language)

In computer science, Linda is an implementation of the TupleSpaces model for concurrent programming. It was developed by David Gelernter and Nicolas Carriero at Yale. Other researchers include Thomas Kolarik.

Added to standard languages to support parallel programming.

A commercial implementation was made available by Scientific Computing Associates.

Source: Linda Tuple Spaces

JavaSpaces is an implementation of Linda in Java by Sun.

The language name seems to be a pun on Ada (programming language) tribute to Ada Lovelace [1].

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See also: Linda (coordination language), Ada (programming language), Ada Lovelace, Computer language, Computer science, David Gelernter, JavaSpaces, TupleSpaces, Yale