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Modularity in Agent Programming Languages: An Illustration in Extended 2APL| old_uid | 4647 |
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| title | Modularity in Agent Programming Languages: An Illustration in Extended 2APL |
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| start_date | 2008/04/18 |
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| schedule | 14h30-16h30 |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | salle 549 |
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| summary | This talk presents a module-based vision for designing
BDI-based multi-agent programming languages. The introduced concept of
module is generic and facilitates the implementation of different
agent concepts such as roles and agent profiles, or to adopt common
programming techniques such as encapsulation and information
hiding. This vision is applied to 2APL, which is an existing BDI-based
agent programming language. Specific programming constructs are added
to 2APL to allow the implementation of modules. The syntax and the
operational semantics of some of these programming constructs will be
presented. Some informal properties of the programming constructs will
be discussed. It will also be explained how these modules can be used
to implement roles, agent profiles, or simply for encapsulation of
task and information hiding. |
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| responsibles | Chevaleyre |
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