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| [Library] 0MQ vs Rencontre | |
| trigram | 27-Mar-2011/19:58:42+2:00 |
| 0MQ est la première contribution à Red. http://www.zeromq.org/ Mais globalement, je me souviens de Rencontre.  Quelle est la différence entre 0MQ et Rencontre ? Nico | |
| ldci | 28-Mar-2011/8:55:34+2:00 |
| Salut je n'ai pas regardé en détail OMQ. Rencontre a été développé pour des besoins internes pour mes manips au labo pour lesquelles j'avais besoin d'un semblant de multitâche , l'intérêt pour moi étant de diviser le travail entre n machines. Ci-joint le résumé de ce que j'avais présenté à la Devcon 07 Rencontre: a Rebol Agent-Oriented Middleware François Jouen CHArt Cognitions Humaine et Artificielle (Human and Artificial Cognitions Lab) EPHE/Paris 8 41 rue Gay-Lussac F-75005, Paris In many of experiments done in the lab we have to record sensors that generate electrical signals to measure biophysical phenomena, such as temperature, force or brain electrophysiological activity. Some commonly used sensors are strain gauges, thermocouples, thermistors, angular encoders, linear encoders, electrodes … To measure signals from these various transducers, we have first to convert them into a form that an A/N device can accept for recording. But we also have to analyze « on line » the sampled data in order to modify different parameters of the subject’s environment according to the behavioral reactions that are analyzed by the recording of sensors. This implies the use of a multitasking development. Unfortunately Rebol doesn’t offer such opportunities for multitasking experiments. This is the reason why we have developed Rencontre. Rencontre is a middleware elaborated for the collaboration between interactive applications developed with different languages and toolkits and running on different operating systems. Since Rebol is a messaging language using internet protocols it was very easy to conceived Rencontre as a model of communication between active “agents” which are dynamically stored in a list: agents connect to the bus, send messages and leave the bus without interfering with the other agents. Another characteristic of this middleware is the very simple exchange data protocol between agents we adopted. Each agent, whatever the operating system or the language used by the developer, must able to send and receive a text message (a string of chars) including only information about the name of the agent and the content of the message organized as follows “Application Name: Message”. Moreover each agent is responsible of the data treatment send by the others agents. If the agent has to process the messages sent by another agent, works is done locally. On the other case, the message is purely ignored. Whatever the language used, the functioning process is similar. A supervisor creates the bus by opening a TCPIP port. Each agent must first verify that the bus is created and then connect to the bus. In other words agents give appointments to each other on the bus. When connected agents can send messages that are collected and then broadcasted by the supervisor to each connected agent. When receiving a message, each agent can locally process or ignore the process. In the Devcon 07, principle and implementation of Rencontre will be illustrated by a real time data acquisition software. | |
| paullys | 28-Mar-2011/15:26:36+2:00 |
| Où trouver rencontre? | |
| ldci | 28-Mar-2011/15:47:22+2:00 |
| ici http://www.digicamsoft.com/cgi-bin/rebelBB.cgi?thread=%3C15Jan201116303326303100%3E Il suffit de copier le code du serveur et celui des clients A+ | |
| paullys | 28-Mar-2011/17:23:52+2:00 |
| Merci | |
| ldci | 28-Mar-2011/19:28:03+2:00 |
| N'oublie pas le fichier awake.r | |
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