Abstract

The design and implementation of a well-defined set of extensions to the UCSD Pascal System which support concurrent programming is described. The extensions provide for dynamic process creation and interprocess communication using messages. The extensions are designed to be consistent with the UCSD Pascal System philosophy of providing a compact, portable environment for microcomputer software development. The concurrent programming capability extends the range of applications of the UCSD Pascal System to distributed systems, real-time process control, and simulation of discrete processes.

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