Manuel I. Capel

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Published: 1993
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1997
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F. Araque, Manuel I. Capel, José Miguel Mantas Ruiz, A. Palma:
A proposal to improve reusability in a language based on the occam-CSP model. PDP 1997: 41-46
1996
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F. Araque, Manuel I. Capel, A. Palma, José Miguel Mantas Ruiz:
Paradigms for Parallel Distributed Programming. PDPTA 1996: 1027-1038
1993
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Manuel I. Capel, José M. Troya, A. Palma:
Distributed active objects: A methodological proposal and tool for distributed programming with transputer systems. Microprocess. Microprogramming 38(1-5): 197-204 (1993)
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Manuel I. Capel, José M. Troya, A. Palma:
A Methodological Scheme and Tool for Program Transformation with Transputer Systems. PARCO 1993: 585-588

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