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Event Ordering in Action Systems

Action systems are state machines that describe the behaviour of a distributed system in terms of the atomic actions that can take place during its operation. In this paper, techniques for constraining the order in which actions occur are introduced. It is shown how an event-ordering term may be added to an action system to constrain the ordering of events and it is shown how such a term may be translated into a standard action system to aid reenement.