Question:
What are the benefits of using this (0.7.1) latest version, as compaired to
the last one?
thanks
Andy
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Hello,
I'm a new user of Ptolemy and I must implement an M/M/1 queue.
I didn't find any stars that implements a variable server with exponential
service time. The only stars are DEServer with fixed time service, and
DEVarServer with variable time service.
Can I choose the
Hello,
I'm a new user of Ptolemy and I must implement an M/M/1 queue. I didn't find any
stars that implements a variable server with exponential service time. The only
stars are DEServer with fixed time service, and DEVarServer with variable time
service.
Can I choose the stati
I'm assuming that you want to be able to load in .o files produced
from .c files at runtime.
Check out:
http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/papers/almagest/docs/user/html/install.doc5.html
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A.5.10 Dynamic linking and makefiles
You may find it easier to use a makefile to build .o files fo
Hi,
I'm using Ptolemy 0.7 under Redhat 5.0. The manual says that we
cannot copy more than one object from one facet to another. I'm
wondering if the new version allows us to do so.
How about just creat more than one object at a time?
Thanks.
Tatcha Chulajata
Hi,
we would like to include already written functions in c (not c++) into
a star of ptolemy. Therefore we need to
a) build the functions into a library
b) include a header file in the star-description (like ccinclude or
hinclude) to use the functions from the library.
Does anyone tr
Just fork the input to the server, drive an exponential random number
generator, and feed the output of that into the service time input
of the server...
Edward
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