Case study: events, token and queues

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#23 Case study: events, token and queues

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Owner: G.A. Cignoni

Labels: Documentation (7)

Priority: 6

Updated: 2005-10-27

Created: 2005-10-11

Creator: G.A. Cignoni

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To be defined.
This may also include discussion of signals as "auto
resetting external attributes".

Discussion

G.A. Cignoni - 2005-10-25

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summary: Case study: no time --> Case study: events, token and queues
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G.A. Cignoni - 2005-10-25

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Found one: the case study used at the simulation course
here at Pisa. An UML modelling attempt was already done.

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G.A. Cignoni - 2005-10-27

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Modelling events and random generators of events seems
easily feasible. And so is modelling queues with just a lenght
counter.
Modelling tokens with identifier is possible. Modelling queues
maintaining tokens is still possible for max fixed lenght
queues, but is quite complicated and not efficient.
Modelling dynamic queues (with not fixed max lenght) is not
possible.

Question: which kind of support for basic data structures
(available to user functions) should be inserted in the runtime?
(see also 1323952 array and struct).

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G.A. Cignoni - 2005-10-27

priority: 5 --> 6
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