CSProcess process
ProcessManager manager
boolean started
int timeoutAck
The default value is 10000 (i.e. 10 seconds).
ChannelOutputInt stopStart
ChannelOutputInt destroy
AltingChannelInputInt destroyAck
CSTimer tim
Alternative destroyAlt
int ACKNOWLEDGE
int TIMEOUT
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
ChannelInput toGraphics
ChannelOutput fromGraphics
Paintable paintable
Vector<E> vec
int requestedWidth
int requestedHeight
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
ChannelOutput event
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
Vector<E> vec
ChannelInput configure
org.jcsp.lang.Any2OneChannelImpl c
org.jcsp.lang.One2OneChannelImpl d
CSProcess server
join
and fork
elements of the standard
calling sequence.
As shown in that sequence, it will need casting up to the relevant interface
supported by the specific CALL channel derived from this class.int selected
join
and fork
elements of
that sequence. Either all the CALL
channel methods should do this or none - in the latter case, its default
value remains as zero. Its value is returned to a server as the result
the server's invocation of accept
.org.jcsp.lang.Any2OneChannelImpl c
org.jcsp.lang.One2OneChannelImpl d
CSProcess server
join
and fork
elements of the standard
calling sequence.
As shown in that sequence, it will need casting up to the relevant interface
supported by the specific CALL channel derived from this class.int selected
join
and fork
elements of
that sequence. Either all the CALL
channel methods should do this or none - in the latter case, its default
value remains as zero. Its value is returned to a server as the result
the server's invocation of accept
.int nEnrolled
int countDown
Object barrierLock
boolean evenOddCycle
int nHolding
Object bucketLock
int bucketCycle
org.jcsp.lang.One2OneChannelImpl c
CSProcess server
join
and fork
elements of the standard
calling sequence.
As shown in that sequence, it will need casting up to the relevant interface
supported by the specific CALL channel derived from this class.int selected
join
and fork
elements of
that sequence. Either all the CALL
channel methods should do this or none - in the latter case, its default
value remains as zero. Its value is returned to a server as the result
the server's invocation of accept
.org.jcsp.lang.One2OneChannelImpl c
CSProcess server
join
and fork
elements of the standard
calling sequence.
As shown in that sequence, it will need casting up to the relevant interface
supported by the specific CALL channel derived from this class.int selected
join
and fork
elements of
that sequence. Either all the CALL
channel methods should do this or none - in the latter case, its default
value remains as zero. Its value is returned to a server as the result
the server's invocation of accept
.Object[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
int initialSize
Object[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
Object[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
Object[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
boolean valueWrittenWhileFull
Object[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
boolean valueWrittenWhileFull
int state
Object value
int[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
int initialSize
int[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
int[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
boolean valueWrittenWhileFull
int[] buffer
int counter
int firstIndex
int lastIndex
boolean valueWrittenWhileFull
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