import java.io.*; import java.util.*; import java.lang.*; import java.util.Random; /**This class is the java-version of the Phold.c from GTW. It is used for testing the sim kernel. *The original Vaucher Duval hold mode was introduced solely to approximate a *simulation application interaction with its event calendar. * *

An application is assumed to operate with a fixed number of initial events in the calendar. *In operation, it deletes the earliest event from the calendar, synchronizes the simulation clock with *this event scheduled time of occurrence, processes the event, and then inserts a *newly scheduled event into the calendar. * *

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*@author Yin Xiong *@version 1.0 (09/2006) */ public class Phold extends LogicalProcess{ /**class member for keeping track of how many messages have been sent.*/ int count; /**message population */ int MsgPop; /**the number of LPs*/ int numLPs; /**the time increment for messages sent by this LP; the message will be sent at currentTime+timeIncrement*/ int timeIncrement; /**random number generator*/ Random random; /**PEid and LPid of this LP, for debugging only*/ String alias; /**Constructs a new Phold instance.*/ public Phold() { super(); MsgPop=6; count=0; timeIncrement=0; numLPs=2; random=new Random(); } /**Initiates the LP and generates the initial message. It's the counterpart of "IProc" *in GTW. */ public boolean appInitializeLP() { alias=PEid+"-"+LPid; System.out.println(alias + " initializing...\n"); int destLP; //translated from GTW phold.c //send initial messages count=0; for(int i=LPid;i appGetSteerable() { return null; } /**Returns a List of Strings describing all application-specific monitorable * parameters of this LP, each in the form "paramName, paramType". * @since 1.5 * @return List listing all application-specific montiorable parameters. */ public List appGetMonitorable() { return null; } }//end Ping