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-/*! \page deployment Deploy the simulation
-
-\section dep_over Overview
-
-When you want to simulate the behavior of your code with SimGrid, you need
-to tell SimGrid exactly what code (that you wrote) is supposed to be run by which host - so you need to assign
-processes/functions to hosts. The hosts in question here are the hosts of your platform model; see Section \ref platform for details on how to set one up.
-
-This assignment of the form \c code -> \c host is what the deployment file is all about, which will
-be discussed briefly here.
-
-\note
- You can bypass the deployment file by hardcoding it in your user code, at least when you're using
- MSG.
-
-The deployment file looks just like a \ref platform "platform" file, except that in
-this case, only two different tags are used: \c process and \c argument, whereas
-the latter is just used to supply additional configuration options to the process; the
-order in which the \c argument tags are given is important and depends on the application.
-
-### The process tag ###
-
-#### Attribute list ####
-
-%As already written above, the \c process tag is the tag that defines which host
-executes which function (from your application). Hence, the \c host and \c function
-attributes are mandatory; however, there are some optional attributes to the process tag. Here is a list of all attributes of this tag:
-
-| Attribute name | Mandatory | Values | Description |
-| --------------- | --------- | ---------------------- | ----------- |
-| host | yes | String | Describes which host will be used to run this process. The host must be defined in the platform file! |
-| function | yes | String | Name of a function that will be executed on this host; this function is written in userland code, for instance, C code. Valid values are functions that were registered by MSG_function_register() |
-| start_time | no | int (Default: -1.0) | The simulated time when this function will start to be computed. |
-| kill_time | no | int (Default: -1.0) | The simulated time when this function will end to be computed. By default, it stops only when it's done. |
-| on_failure | no | DIE\|RESTART (Default: "DIE") | What should be done when the process fails. |
-
-#### An example ####
-
-A complete example including a \ref MSG_ext_ms_application "deployment file" can be found
-in the Section \ref MSG_ex_basics "MSG basics".
-
-See also files such as \c examples/msg/masterslave/deployment_masterslave.xml.
-
-### The argument tag ###
-
-This tag must always be contained by a \c process tag - it doesn't make sense
-without it.
-
-The way this works is that the order of arguments must be pre-defined <i>by the user</i>:
-It is totally up to you what <i>your</i> code expects as arguments and in which
-order. The arguments will be passed to your code (that is: to the function
-executed by this process) in the order you declare them.
-
-#### Attribute list ####
-
-| Attribute name | Mandatory | Values | Description |
-| --------------- | --------- | ---------------------- | ----------- |
-| value | yes | String | Contains the value for this parameter |
-
-#### An example ####
-
-A complete example including a \ref MSG_ext_ms_application "deployment file" can be found
-in the Section \ref MSG_ex_basics "MSG basics".
-
-See also files such as \c examples/msg/masterslave/deployment_masterslave.xml.
-
-*/
