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Line 5: SR provides a novel integration of the mechanisms for invoking and servicing operations. Consequently, it supports local and [[remote procedure call]], [[Synchronous rendezvous\|rendezvous]], [[message passing]], dynamic process creation, [[multicast]], [[semaphore (programming)\|semaphores]] and [[Shared memory (interprocess communication)\|shared memory]]. Version 2.2 has been ported to the [[Apollo Computer\|Apollo]], [[DECstation]], [[Data General]] [[AViiON]], [[HP 9000#Series 300/400\|HP 9000 Series 300]], [[Encore Computer\|Multimax]]~~{{dn\|date=February 2023}}~~, [[NeXT]], [[PA-RISC]], [[RS/6000]], [[Sequent Computer Systems\|Sequent Symmetry]], [[SGI IRIS]], [[Sun-3]], [[Sun-4]] and others. ==See also== Line 12: ==References== {{foldoc\|SR}} [[Gregory R. Andrews]], [[Ronald A. Olsson]]: ''The SR Programming Language: Concurrency in Practice'', {{ISBN\|0-8053-0088-0}} *[[Stephen J. Hartley]]: ''Operating Systems Programming: The SR Programming Language'', Oxford University Press, {{ISBN\|0-19-509579-0}}