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Ligia: Incorporating Garbage Collection in a Java based Linda-like Run-time System

Generative distributed open coordination systems have been so far implemented in a variety of ways. Surprisingly, no published implementation appears to address one particularly important issue for any general purpose open system | garbage collection. This paper describes an open Linda-like implementation called Ligia using Java, based on communication via sockets and which includes garbage collection of tuple spaces and agents. It is also demonstrated how the garbage collection described by us in 8] is implemented and that it adds little overhead to the overall performance of the system.