A part of CRAC is based on the common c++ 2 library to manage
threading easily. For convenience, the sources of this library is
included in the project sources. What is not included is libxml2 and libpthread which
must be installed separately. Furthermore, you will also need the
includes of libxml2 (install libxml2-dev for Debian
Obviously CRAC uses sockets. Few years ago, I wrote a small C++
interface to Internet and Unix sockets, which is called CPPS and
also included in the project.
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current version (few bugs corrected since last version)
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15 oct. 2009
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CRAC-src.tar.gz
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Hum, no binary distribution is available for now... Lack of time !
Put the archive in your home directory, for example, and type :
> tar zxvf CRAC-src.tar.gz
> cd CRAC-project
> ./configure.sh
> make
Normally, it should build all components of CRAC. If you
experience some problems with the compilation, be sure the includes
and libraries needed by the project are installed correctly and in
"standard" paths. If not, correct the Makefile in the CRAC/src
directory).
If the build is successful, go into the examples/CRAC
directory to see Makefile, XML files and sources of small CRAC
applications. Just type make to compile these examples.
In order to run the examples, you must edit the VDM and
execution description files (for example, archi_broad.xml and run_broad.xml)
and make changes to machines IP or name, and path to the tasks. Then, type, for the broadcast example :
> cracboot arch_broad.xml
... few lines for initialization ending with "Waiting for running configuration"
> cracrun run_broad.xml
If it's not working, you surely missed something in the
configuration of ssh, searching path or some mistakes in the XML
files (see section
