Operation of alternative combination of processes and its implementation
Abstract
In this paper an object oriented model for processes is used to describe the operation of alternative combination of processes. For specified processes this operation constructs a new process, execution of which is equivalent to the synchronized execution of source processes. An algorithm is proposed that constructs the optimal (by time) combination of given source processes. Also, complexity of the algorithm is evaluated and implementation details are described.
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