jist.minisim
Class hello_loop

java.lang.Object
  jist.minisim.hello_loop

All Implemented Interfaces:

JistAPI.Entity, JistAPI.Timeless

public class hello_loop
extends java.lang.Object
implements JistAPI.Entity

A slightly more sophisticated Hello World of simulations to show the difference between blocking and non-blocking events.

Since:

JIST1.0

Version:

$Id: hello_loop.java,v 1.4 2004/04/06 16:07:42 barr Exp $

Author:

Rimon Barr <barr+jist@cs.cornell.edu>

Constructor Summary

hello_loop()
Initialize hello_loop entity.

Method Summary

void	HelloWorld(java.lang.String msg) A non-blocking hello event.
void	HelloWorld1(java.lang.String msg) non-blocking event that schedules 10 hellos.
void	HelloWorld2(java.lang.String msg) blocking event that schedules 10 hellos.
static void	main(java.lang.String[] args) Program entry point: show difference between blocking and non-blocking events with an extended "hello world!"

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

hello_loop

public hello_loop()

Initialize hello_loop entity.

Method Detail

main

public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)

Program entry point: show difference between blocking and non-blocking events with an extended "hello world!" example.

Parameters:

args - command-line parameters

HelloWorld

public void HelloWorld(java.lang.String msg)

A non-blocking hello event.

Parameters:

msg - message to display with hello

HelloWorld1

public void HelloWorld1(java.lang.String msg)

non-blocking event that schedules 10 hellos.

Parameters:

msg - message to display with hello

HelloWorld2

public void HelloWorld2(java.lang.String msg)
                 throws JistAPI.Continuation

blocking event that schedules 10 hellos.

Parameters:

msg - message to display with hello

Throws:

JistAPI.Continuation - never; blocking event