Shared Dataspace Language, aka Shared Dataspace Language, is a programming language created in 1988.

The authors are currently evaluating the use of shared dataspace paradigm as the basis for a novel programming language, called SDL (Shared Dataspace Language), that supports large-scale concurrency. Their goal is to develop the software support needed for the design, analysis, understanding, and testing of programs involving many thousands of concurrent processes running on a highly parallel multiprocessor. The authors provide an overview of the key SDL features, using small examples to illustrate its power and flexibility

• Shared Dataspace Language Wikipedia page
• Shared Dataspace Language first developed in Washington University
• Shared Dataspace Language on HOPL
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