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Argus Reference Manual

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Liskov, Barbara; Day, M.; Herlihy, M.; Johnson, P.; Leavens, G.
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Abstract
Argus is an experimental language/system designed to support the construction and execution of distributed programs. Argus is intended to support only a subset of the applications that could benefit from being implemented by a distributed program. Two properties distinguish these applications: they make use of on-line data that must remain consistent in spite of concurrency and hardware failures, and they provide services under real-time constraints that are not severe.
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1987-11
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149664
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MIT-LCS-TR-400

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