At 10:50 AM 7/25/2008, Paul Allen wrote:
>I found this answer helpful. I have one follow-up question: You said that you
>use MoMLParser.parse(String) to open multiple instances. Does using teh
>MoMLParser.parse(URL) version of that method NOT open multiple instances?
No... In almost any applica
I found this answer helpful. I have one follow-up question: You said
that you use MoMLParser.parse(String) to open multiple instances. Does
using teh MoMLParser.parse(URL) version of that method NOT open multiple
instances?
Brian Hudson wrote:
Do I remember correctly that Ptolemy does no
Correct. If you look at the Javadoc for MoMLParser.parse(URL, URL) it
states:
*"If the input URL has already been parsed, then return the model that
previously parsed."*
Using the MoMLParser.parse(String) method this doesn't happen.
MoMLParser.parser(String) just ends up calling MoMLParser.parse(
Hi Richard,
Ptolemy II does support multithreaded execution. See for example
$PTII/ptolemy/domains/de/demo/RealTimeComposite/RealTimeComposite.xml
Ptolemy has threaded domains such as Kahn Process Networks (PN) where
each actor executes in a Java Thread.
It should be possible to run multiple mo
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> Do I remember correctly that Ptolemy does not in any way support
> Java concurrency or multi-threading?
>
This depends on your domain really. PN for example uses quite a bit of
threading.
If so, then I would assume that one couldn't safely run 2 models in one JVM,
> even if each had its own i
1) Do I remember correctly that Ptolemy does not in any way support
Java concurrency or multi-threading? If so, then I would assume that one
couldn't safely run 2 models in one JVM, even if each had its own
instances of TypedCompositeActor, Manager, Director, etc. If one
wanted concurrency, one
