Abstract
The paper is a continuation of the papers of the present author in which the semantics of parallel programs and several synchronizing tools (e.g. critical regions) for parallel programs were defined.
Now, a universal synchronizing tool – a monitor, with delay, continue and delcont instructions, is defined.
Then, an implementation of a monitor in the LOGLAN 77 programming language is given and proved to be correct. The implementation is given by means of a LOGLAN type Parallel in such a way that in order to use monitors in the user’s program it is sufficient to prefix that program by the Parallel.
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