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-This is another version of the master/slaves example, using asynchronous communications.
-
-There is 3 kind of processes:
- * Master: creates some tasks, and dispatches them to its slaves
- * Forwarder: get tasks from master, and dispatch them further
- * Slave: get tasks from either master or forwarder, and run them
-
-At the end of the execution:
- - the master sends FinalizeTask to every known slave to stop them,
- using dsend instead of send. That's non-blocking with no way to
- know if/when the communication succeeds. It is intended for
- communications where you don't care to know whether your message got
- received or not. The process then sleeps 20 seconds because we have
- a strange bug for now when the receiver gets a message from a
- terminated process. This should not be the case, actually, that's a
- JAVA specific bug, but I don't really have the time to dig in right
- now.
-
- - On reception of FT, forwarders dsend FT to every slave, and stop
- after a little while.
- - On reception of FinalizeTask, slaves stop.
-
-Other non-blocking primitives will get used here as soon as they are
-added to the bindings.
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