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Programming languages for low level autonomic systemsA few quick definitions Autonomic Systems - Systems that self-manage/repair and improve. Agorics - A system based on the market forces generally with currency + bidding I have been thinking about an agoric architecture for a while that can manage low-level resources, so that the system can adapt as much as possible to the problem at hand. I'm trying to emulate some of the flexibility of neural plasticity. The sorts of things the programs within the system should be able to do
This is as well as deciding which normal programs to interact with, etc. So I need a language that allows the programmer to adjust all these strategies. Preferably a language that can also allows the programmer to ignore all these considerations and be as close to a normal language as possible (using default handlers for all these considerations). Has there been any previous research about this sort of programming language? I had been thinking of an imperative C like language (perhaps taking a leaf from C--), with special functions a la main() that handle these sorts of things when the program is loaded into memory. I'm also interested in abstracting away as much as possible from the underlying architecture. I have blog-in-making here for other discussions. By Will Pearson at 2009-02-06 11:44 | LtU Forum | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 5558 reads
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