Open Multithreaded Transactions: Keeping Threads and Exceptions under Control
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This position paper shows how Ada 95 exceptions have been used in a prototype implementation of a transaction support in order to provide more elaborate exception handling. The paper summarizes the open multithreaded transaction model, which is a transacti ...
