from
The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (8 July 2008)
POOL2
Parallel Object-Oriented Language 2.
Philips Research Labs, 1987.
Strongly typed, synchronous message passing, designed to run
on {DOOM} (DOOM = Decentralised Object-Oriented Machine).
["POOL and DOOM: The Object- Oriented Approach", J.K. Annot,
PAM den Haan, in Parallel Computers, Object-Oriented,
Functional and Logic, P. Treleaven ed].
["Issues in the Design of a Parallel Object-Oriented
Language", P. America, Formal Aspects of Computing
1(4):366-411 (1989)].
(1995-02-07)