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8 - Properties of Choreographies and Endpoint Projection
from Part II - Computation
Fabrizio Montesi, University of Southern Denmark
Book:

Introduction to Choreographies

Published online:

11 May 2023

Print publication:

25 May 2023, pp 156-176
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We study the properties of Recursive Choreographies and its related notion of EPP in depth. Endpoint projection is proven to guarantee choreography compliance and communication safety in this setting. Starvation-freedom does not hold anymore in general, due to the possibilities opened by general recursion in Recursive Choreographies, but it holds for the tail-recursive fragment of the language. Under some reasonable assumptions, the weaker property of deadlock-freedom holds for any implementation returned by EPP. That is, the EPP of a choreography never gets stuck.