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Nice to see this getting started! See my comments below. This can't be called "version 0.0.1" until the code is released.
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| * [SimGrid 3.17](http://simgrid.gforge.inria.fr) | ||
| * C |
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C is not really a pre-requisite.
| using similar processes as described in (Iturria-Medina et al. 2014). We leverage the SimGrid | ||
| (Casanova et al. 2013) toolkit, the most advanced simulator for distributed systems, to simulate | ||
| such a system. We compare our discrete-event simulation to the simulator in (Iturria-Medina et | ||
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| * You could also use the SimGrid docker container and get your code into the container, by typing the following in a terminal: | ||
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| `sudo docker run --rm -it -v /path/to/local/directory:/SimBrain path/to/container/directory /bin/bash` |
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Container name (bigdatalabteam/simgriddocker) is missing here.
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| * Under Debian, Ubuntu and similar systems, you can simply get the latest version of SimGrid from your distribution. For example, simply type the following in a terminal (as root): | ||
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This won't work when SimGrid 3.18 is released. I suggest to support only the container-based installation for now.
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| 1. List files (ls) | ||
| 2. Change directory to (cd) SimBrain | ||
| 3. List files. Then, you will see the following files inside of it: `simbrain.c simbrain.xml simbrain_d.xml` |
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Step 1, 2 and 3 are not needed. Just say, in the SimBrain directory, compile the code as follows:
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| XBT_INFO("Task received : %s", in_task->name); | ||
| xbt_free(in_task->data); | ||
| MSG_task_destroy(in_task); |
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the previous 3 lines are not well indented.
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| XBT_LOG_NEW_DEFAULT_CATEGORY(SimBrain, "Messages specific for this msg example"); | ||
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| static int output(int argc, char *argv[]) |
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add a comment to explain what this function does.
| xbt_free(in_task->data); | ||
| MSG_task_destroy(in_task); | ||
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| sleep(1); |
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Same comment on sleep as before.
| MSG_init(&argc, argv); | ||
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| xbt_assert(argc > 2, "Usage: %s platform_file deployment_file\n" | ||
| "\tExample: %s ../../platforms/small_platform.xml app-pingpong_d.xml\n", argv[0], argv[0]); |
| <platform version="4.1"> | ||
| <zone id="zone0" routing="Full"> | ||
| <host id="P0" speed="98.095Mf"/> | ||
| <host id="H0" speed="76.296Mf"/> |
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We could use the speed variable as the production/clearance rate. That is, model production/clearance as computing tasks (let's discuss this).
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