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PsRealTimeController Class Reference

Class defining a controler which keeps track of time and slows the simulation so that simulated time = wall time This is acheived by keeping track of the diffence between theoretical exection time and real execution time. More...

#include <PsRealTimeController.h>

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Public Methods
	PsRealTimeController (PsObjectDescriptor &scenario, const PsDate &initialDate)
	the usual constructor
virtual	~PsRealTimeController ()
virtual void	compute ()
	compute : computes a new simulation step for all controlled objects, if the controller is in the running state, otherwise jsut react to system events sent to controlled objects

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Detailed Description

Class defining a controler which keeps track of time and slows the simulation so that simulated time = wall time This is acheived by keeping track of the diffence between theoretical exection time and real execution time.

When the cumulated difference is bigger than a time slot (10 ms), the controllers calls usleep.

Author:

David Margery

Version:

1.0 (for Irix)

Definition at line 29 of file PsRealTimeController.h.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PsRealTimeController::PsRealTimeController (  PsObjectDescriptor &    scenario, const PsDate &    initialDate )

the usual constructor

virtual PsRealTimeController::~PsRealTimeController (    )  [virtual]

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Member Function Documentation

virtual void PsRealTimeController::compute (    )  [virtual]

compute : computes a new simulation step for all controlled objects, if the controller is in the running state, otherwise jsut react to system events sent to controlled objects Reimplemented from PsController.

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

• PsRealTimeController.h

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