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PsDuplicatedObject Class Reference

experimental : definition of a duplicated object. More...

#include <PsDuplicatedObject.h>

Inheritance diagram for PsDuplicatedObject:

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Public Methods
	PsDuplicatedObject (PsController &ctrl, const PsObjectDescriptor &id)
	base constructor
virtual	~PsDuplicatedObject ()
	destructor

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Detailed Description

experimental : definition of a duplicated object.

a duplicated object is an object that is completely created and simulated on each process needing access to a pointer to that object. Therefore, programming such objects involves understanding the distribution algorithm in order to keep the different copies of a duplicated object in a coherant state. Maintaining such coherence can be done, because the kernel garanties that any event sent to a duplicated object is sent to all copies (this part needs porting to the new event architecture). In the same manner, any connected input is connected on all copies.

Author:

D.Margery (0.2) puis T.Duval (0.3 et 0.4)

Version:

0.2 (first try : no coherence management)

0.2 -> 0.3 by T. Duval (coherance management through distribution of control paramters)

0.3 -> 0.4 by T. Duval (better support for reactions to distributed changes to a control parameter)

0.4 -> 0.5 by D. Margery (suppressed coherence management through control parameters, because with new implementation of control parameters, it can be done by a dedicated event listener. (Thanks to event broadcasting))

Definition at line 40 of file PsDuplicatedObject.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PsDuplicatedObject::PsDuplicatedObject (  PsController &    ctrl, const PsObjectDescriptor &    id )

base constructor Definition at line 23 of file PsDuplicatedObject.cxx. : PsSimulatedObject (ctrl,id) { }

PsDuplicatedObject::~PsDuplicatedObject (    )  [virtual]

destructor Definition at line 30 of file PsDuplicatedObject.cxx. { }

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• PsDuplicatedObject.h
• PsDuplicatedObject.cxx

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