3 #ifndef _BCP_MESSAGE_SINGLE_H 4 #define _BCP_MESSAGE_SINGLE_H 25 void set_arguments(
const int argnum,
const char*
const * args);
39 bool alive(
const int pid);
40 const int*
alive(
int num,
const int* pids);
43 void send(
const int target,
46 void multicast(
int num,
const int* targets,
48 void multicast(
int num,
const int* targets,
53 const double timeout);
static std::map< int, BCP_process * > processes
int register_process(USER_initialize *user_init)
A process can register (receive its process id) with the message passing environment.
bool alive(const int pid)
Test if the process given by the argument is alive or not.
void send(const int target, const BCP_message_tag tag)
Send an empty message (message tag only) to the process given by the frist argument.
void multicast(int num, const int *targets, const BCP_message_tag tag)
Send an empty message (message tag only) to all the processes in the process array.
bool probe(const int source, const BCP_message_tag tag)
Probe if there are any messages from the given process with the given message tag.
This class describes the message buffer used for all processes of BCP.
This is an abstract base class that describes the message passing environment.
int start_process(const BCP_string &exe, const bool debug)
Spawn a new process.
bool start_processes(const BCP_string &exe, const int proc_num, const bool debug, int *ids)
Spawn proc_num processes, all with the same executable.
This class is an abstract base class for the initializer class the user has to provide.
BCP_message_tag
This enumerative constant describes the message tags different processes of BCP understand.
void receive(const int source, const BCP_message_tag tag, BCP_buffer &buf, const double timeout)
Blocking receive with timeout.
void set_arguments(const int argnum, const char *const *args)
This class is a very simple impelementation of a constant length string.
virtual ~BCP_single_environment()
BCP_single_environment(int my_id)
int parent_process()
Return the process id of the parent process (the process that spawned the currnet process...