Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of Writing Rules/Tlmt

Timestamp:

Dec 27, 2007, 10:47:50 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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Writing Rules/Tlmt

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 = B) Single VCI initiator and single VCI target =
 
-Figure 1 presents a minimal system containing one single initiator, and one single target. In the proposed example, the '''my_initiator''' module behavior is modeled by the SC_THREAD  '''execLoop()''', that contains an infinite loop.  The member variable '''m_time''' ('''H''' on the figure) represents the PDES process local time. The call-back function '''rspReceived()''' is executed when a VCI response packet is received by the initiator module.
+Figure 1 presents a minimal system containing one single initiator, and one single target. In the proposed example, the '''my_initiator''' module behavior is modeled by the SC_THREAD  '''execLoop()''', that contains an infinite loop.  The call-back function '''rspReceived()''' is executed when a VCI response packet is received by the initiator module.
 
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 = C) VCI initiator Modeling =
 
-In the proposed example, the initiator module is modeled by the '''my_initiator''' class. This class inherit the '''!BaseModule''' class, that is the basis for all TLM-T modules. As there is only one thread in this module, there is only one member variable '''time''' of type '''tlmt_time'''. This object can be accessed through the '''getTime()''', '''addTime()''' and '''setTime()''' methods. 
+In the proposed example, the initiator module is modeled by the '''my_initiator''' class. This class inherit the '''!BaseModule''' class, that is the basis for all TLM-T modules. As there is only one thread in this module, there is only one member variable '''m_time''' of type '''tlmt_time''', corresponding to the PDES process local time ('''H''' on the figure). This '''m_time''' object can be accessed through the '''getTime()''', '''addTime()''' and '''setTime()''' methods. 
 
 The '''execLoop()''' method, describing the initiator activity must be declared as a member function of the '''my_initiator''' class.