RE: [Dsol-java] suspending a Process

[Peter H.M. J. <p.h...@tb...>]

Dear Fred,

 

You are not misunderstanding the concept. To see where stuff goes wrong, I
have two questions for you:

 

a)       are you using the development code from DSOL's CVS or are you using
the stable sourceforge version?

b)       Could you send me your Process code? I can have a look at it.

 

Kind regards,

 

Peter Jacobs

 

 

 

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From: dso...@li...
[mailto:dso...@li...] On Behalf Of Frederick S.
Kuhl
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 3:53 PM
To: dso...@li...
Subject: [Dsol-java] suspending a Process

 

I'm attempting to use a Process
(nl.tudelft.simulation.formalisms.process.Process). I see that the Process
code (Process.process()) begins to run in the Interpreter when
Process.resume() is called  the first time. I believe that the
Process.process() method eventually calls Process.suspend(), and that this
should cause the Interpreter to set aside the Process's stack and return
from the call to resume() in its original caller. However, this doesn't seem
to be working. Instead, theInterpreter throws SimRuntimeException. Am I
misunderstanding something?

 

Fred Kuhl