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By means of two simple data structures, namely the "cell" and the "interrupt", increasingly complex structures are defined. The specification of these structures is given in a novel extension of the path notation which allows to study the synchronic characteristics of the types we define. These structures are shown to be sufficient to specify a non-algorithmic solution to dynamic — Banker's like allocation problems.

Synchronic aspects of data types : Construction of a non-algorithmic solution of the Banker's problem