X-Git-Url: http://info.iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr/pub/gitweb/simgrid.git/blobdiff_plain/1f3b2d6bb4a31767e013b4d6739602fe1db89bf3..d044c30cf618bebd25051f0d575b4e99c8b3d831:/doc/use.doc diff --git a/doc/use.doc b/doc/use.doc index a6c496da41..cb1cf02365 100644 --- a/doc/use.doc +++ b/doc/use.doc @@ -1,23 +1,44 @@ -/*! \page use Use SimGrid +/*! \page use Using SimGrid -\section use_generic First steps with SimGrid +\section use_welcome Welcome to SimGrid! -If you decide to go for the MSG interface, please read carefully the -\ref MSG_examples. You'll find in \ref MSG_ex_master_slave a very -simple consisting of a master (that owns a bunch of tasks and -distributes them) , some slaves (that process tasks whenever they -receive one) and some forwarder agents (that simply pass the tasks -they receive to some slaves). +If you don't know were to look to start with, you should probably have +a look at the following presentation first to get the basic concepts. +Afterward, you probably want to proceed to the \ref MSG_API. Of +course, if you're curious or if you know what you want, you may prefer +to go to \ref SMPI_API, or even \ref GRAS_API. -If you decide to go for the GRAS interface, you should definitively -read the \ref GRAS_tut. The first section constitutes an introduction -to the tool and presents the model we use. The second section -constitutes a complete step-by-step tutorial building a distributed -application from the beginning and exemplifying most of the GRAS -features in the process. The last section groups some HOWTOS -highlighting a given feature of the framework in a more concise way. +\latexonly +\includepdf[nup=2x4,pages=1-]{../webcruft/simgrid-101.pdf} +\endlatexonly + +\htmlonly + + +
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+\endhtmlonly -If you decide to go for another interface, I'm afraid your only sources -of information will be the source code and the mailing lists... */ \ No newline at end of file