detect possibly evil tasks and do the right thing if a possibly evil execution patter...

[IRC.git] / Robust / src / designnotes

diff --git a/Robust/src/designnotes b/Robust/src/designnotes
index eba714f0f91fac9360edbe252e248647ab7717d4..404809f210adf44993e87cc5a05f6975565aa8a1 100644 (file)
--- a/Robust/src/designnotes
+++ b/Robust/src/designnotes
@@ -14,6 +14,26 @@ Non parameter variables:
 1) Type must contain flags
 2) Apply flag additions to all states
 
+Tags operations:
+create_tag operation(type)
+
+tag name=new tag(type);
+
+associate_with_tag operation(object, tag)
+
+Dispatch:
+after flag status, allow tag status...
+each tag state is of the form: Type(name)
+
+Other approach:
+Tag sets:  {x, y, z, ... in R
+
+Allow additions/removals of tuples in taskexit:
+remove <x, y, z, ...> from R
+add <x, y> to R
+
+Allow addition of new tuples in object allocation
+add <new, y> to R
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 
@@ -81,3 +101,18 @@ task foo(type1 o1{role1||role2}, type2 o2{role3}) {
        
   exit(o1{role1'=false},o2{role3'=false},onew{role4=true});
 }
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Initial design:
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Provide runtime with:
+1) List of tasks
+   a) Task names
+   b) Parameter types
+   c) Flag settings
+
+2) List of flags for each type
+
+3) Flag transition calls