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Progress in the garbage collection of active objects
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CSC '91 Proceedings of the 19th annual conference on Computer Science
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This research investigates building real-time systems with a concurrent object oriented programming language. There are close parallels between the characteristics of concurrent object oriented languages and real-time systems. The language''s underlying model of concurrency reflects the distributed and concurrent nature of real-time systems while the language''s object orientation and the reusability properties of class inheritance address the embedded and evolutionary aspects of real-time systems. Automatic reclamation of concurrent objects frees programmers from the error-prone task of explicit resource management of dynamically created objects. Reclamation of concurrent objects provides an integrated management of both processing and memory resources.