+# Copyright (c) 2010-2023. The SimGrid Team. All rights reserved.
+#
+# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
+# under the terms of the license (GNU LGPL) which comes with this package.
+
from argparse import ArgumentParser
from dataclasses import dataclass
import sys
help='path to the platform description'
)
parser.add_argument(
- '--workers',
+ '--actors',
type=int,
default=6,
- help='number of workers to start'
+ help='how many pairs of actors should be started'
)
return parser
def worker_context_manager(mutex: Mutex, result: ResultHolder):
- """ Worker that uses a context manager to acquire/release the shared mutex
- :param mutex: Shared mutex that guards read/write access to the shared result
- :param result: Shared result which will be updated by the worker
- """
- this_actor.info(f"I just started")
+ # When using a context manager, the lock and the unlock are automatic. This is the easiest approach
with mutex:
- this_actor.info(f"acquired the mutex with context manager")
+ this_actor.info("Hello simgrid, I'm ready to compute after acquiring the mutex from a context manager")
result.value += 1
- this_actor.info(f"updated shared result, which is now {result.value}")
- this_actor.info(f"released the mutex after leaving the context manager")
- this_actor.info("Bye now!")
+ this_actor.info("I'm done, good bye")
def worker(mutex: Mutex, result: ResultHolder):
- """ Worker that manually acquires/releases the shared mutex
- :param mutex: Shared mutex that guards read/write access to the shared result
- :param result: Shared result which will be updated by the worker
- """
- this_actor.info(f"I just started")
+ # If you lock your mutex manually, you also have to unlock it.
+ # Beware of exceptions preventing your unlock() from being executed!
mutex.lock()
- this_actor.info(f"acquired the mutex manually")
+ this_actor.info("Hello simgrid, I'm ready to compute after a regular lock")
result.value += 1
- this_actor.info(f"updated shared result, which is now {result.value}")
mutex.unlock()
- this_actor.info(f"released the mutex manually")
- this_actor.info("Bye now!")
-
-
-def master(settings):
- """ Spawns `--workers` workers and wait until they have all updated the shared result, then displays it before
- leaving. Alternatively spawns `worker_context_manager()` and `worker()` workers.
- :param settings: Simulation settings
- """
- result = ResultHolder(value=0)
- mutex = Mutex()
- actors = []
- for i in range(settings.workers):
- use_worker_context_manager = i % 2 == 0
- actors.append(
- Actor.create(
- f"worker-{i}(mgr)" if use_worker_context_manager else f"worker-{i}",
- Host.by_name("Jupiter" if use_worker_context_manager else "Tremblay"),
- worker_context_manager if use_worker_context_manager else worker,
- mutex,
- result
- )
- )
- this_actor.sleep_for(10)
- this_actor.info(f"The final result is: {result.value}")
+ this_actor.info("I'm done, good bye")
+
def main():
settings = create_parser().parse_known_args()[0]
e = Engine(sys.argv)
e.load_platform(settings.platform)
- Actor.create("master", Host.by_name("Tremblay"), master, settings)
+
+ # Create the requested amount of actors pairs. Each pair has a specific mutex and cell in `result`
+ results = [ResultHolder(value=0) for _ in range(settings.actors)]
+ for i in range(settings.actors):
+ mutex = Mutex()
+ Actor.create(f"worker-{i}(mgr)", Host.by_name("Jupiter"), worker_context_manager, mutex, results[i])
+ Actor.create(f"worker-{i}", Host.by_name("Tremblay"), worker, mutex, results[i])
+
e.run()
+ for i in range(settings.actors):
+ this_actor.info(f"Result[{i}] -> {results[i].value}")
+
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
