4th Generation Language, typically generating HLL statements

Advanced Modular Processing System - first version of FBP used for production work (still in use at a major Canadian company)

describes a language which does all of its processing by means of operators applied to values

independent in time, unsynchronized

unnamed input or output ports used to respectively delay a process, or indicate termination of a process, without code needing to be added to the processes involved

IPs of a special type used to demarcate groupings of IPs within IP streams

C# implementation of FBP concepts. For more information, see C#FBP .

the maximum number of IPs a connection can hold at one time

Reusable piece of code or reusable subnet

Path between two processes, over which a data stream passes; connections have finite capacities (the maximum number of IPs they can hold at one time)