Hello,
As far as I can, the type of parallelism you require is currently not
supported by traci. However you should be able to hack something up along
these lines:
def request_parallel(labels, fun, *args):
result = {}
for label in labels:
traci.switch(label)
result[label] = fun(*args)
return result
and then call this like:
results = request_parallel(['a','b'], traci.vehicle.getSpeed, 'veh23')
regards,
Jakob
2014-02-01 shashank shekhar <[email protected]>:
> Hi,
>
> I have a setup where I have to connect to multiple SUMO servers
> simultaneously. However, the TRACI python package is module based and does
> not allow multiple instances. There is an option to specify the label and
> we can switch between the connections using the label but that will happen
> serially.
>
> In my scenario, I am spawning multiple threads to connect to different SUMO
> servers, is there any mechanism that will allow me to connect and send
> requests to these servers in parallel?
>
> Regards,
> Shashank
>
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