Programming Model
The model was created by Denis Caromel, professor at University of Nice Sophia Antipolis. Several extensions of the model were made later on by members of the OASIS team at INRIA. The book A Theory of Distributed Objects presents the ASP calculus that formalizes ProActive features, and provides formal semantics to the calculus, together with properties of ProActive program execution.
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