Abstract
It is commonly known that writing and debugging parallel programs is more difficult than sequential programs (using traditional imperative or functional programming languages). Gamma, which is formalism for programming by multiset transformation, was suggested with the idea that programs are expressed in very abstract way. This makes Gamma very suitable for writing “correct” parallel programs. Gamma is a specification model, which is far away from a real architecture, thus designing reasonably efficient implementation of the language is not straightforward. The main goal of the GLOBAL GAMMA project is to develop a parallel distributed implementation of Gamma on the Internet (on a Global computing environment), which will exploit the idle time of Internet-connected computers.
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