Multiwork

Namespaces
namespace	chomp
	This namespace contains the entire CHomP library interface.
Files
file	mw.h
	This is the main header file in the MultiWork group which includes all the other header files.
file	mw_none.h
	This header file accompanies the corresponding CPP file which contains the implementation of dummy core communication functions of the MultiWork module, to be used in case no network interface is available.
file	mw_unix.h
	This header file accompanies the corresponding CPP file which contains the implementation of the core communication functions of the MultiWork module, to be used with the Unix interface to network sockets.
file	mw_win32.h
	This header file accompanies the corresponding CPP file which contains the implementation of the core communication functions of the MultiWork module, to be used with the 32-bit MS-Windows interface to network sockets.
file	mw_wxwin.h
	This header file accompanies the corresponding CPP file which contains the implementation of the core communication functions of the MultiWork module, to be used with the wxWidgets interface to network sockets.
file	mwconfig.h
	This file contains the basic configuration of the MultiWork module, mainly as a definition of a series of preprocessor symbols.
file	mwcoord.h
	This file contains the definition of the MultiWork coordinator class.
file	mwdata.h
	This file contains the definition of the MultiWork data class.
file	mwlowlev.h
	This file contains the definition of some low-level functions for the TCP/IP streams communication and port operations.
file	mwsubdiv.h
	This file contains the definition of the MultiWork subdivision framework.
file	mwtask.h
	This file contains the definition of the MultiWork task class.
file	mwworker.h
	This file contains the definition of the MultiWork worker class.
Defines
#define	mwBOOL   1
#define	mwLONGLONG   1
#define	mwSTRING   1
#define	mwSTREAMS   1
#define	mwNETWORK   1
	This constant is defined as 1 if the network environment is present and the network communication routines should be compiled.
#define	mwWXWIN   0
	Unexpected errors occur while using wxWin sockets from within the Krak library from the CAPD package, so I turn this feature off.
#define	mwPORT   5885
	The default port number used for the communication between the coordinator and workers.
#define	mwCTRLNUM   16780
	The default control number used for data identification.
#define	mwTIMEOUT   28800
	The default time-out in seconds (8 hours).
#define	mwMAXWORK   1024
	The maximal number of simultaneously connected workers.

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Define Documentation

#define mwBOOL   1

Definition at line 46 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwCTRLNUM   16780

The default control number used for data identification.

Definition at line 126 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwLONGLONG   1

Definition at line 54 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwMAXWORK   1024

The maximal number of simultaneously connected workers.

Should not be set to more than 1024, because this is the limit of the macros related to the "select" function in Linux. In Windows, this number might be limited to 64 in some cases.

Definition at line 144 of file mwconfig.h.

Referenced by chomp::multiwork::mwCoordinator::ConnectWorkers(), chomp::multiwork::mwCoordinator::RunLoop(), and chomp::multiwork::mwCoordinator::RunLoopLocally().

#define mwNETWORK   1

This constant is defined as 1 if the network environment is present and the network communication routines should be compiled.

If it is set to 0 then the computations only run locally as one coordinator coordinating one worker in the same program.

Definition at line 93 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwPORT   5885

The default port number used for the communication between the coordinator and workers.

Definition at line 121 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwSTREAMS   1

Definition at line 65 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwSTRING   1

Definition at line 60 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwTIMEOUT   28800

The default time-out in seconds (8 hours).

Definition at line 131 of file mwconfig.h.

#define mwWXWIN   0

Unexpected errors occur while using wxWin sockets from within the Krak library from the CAPD package, so I turn this feature off.

This may be due to the fact that the main program runs there as a secondary thread. This should be fixed in the future to make the program run in WXGTK.

Definition at line 100 of file mwconfig.h.