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Hi -- I think it would be clearer to have only one network skill, which could then offer "blocking" and "non-blocking" variants of the different commands (actually, what in the use of mailboxes prevent the commands from blocking a simulation 🤔 ? |
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Messaging and serialisation are effectively implicit. But I would be more comfortable if we had only one set of underlying functions / libraries used to send/receive information on the network. The merge should be organised on these low-level function in Java. Above it, we can then think of having "raw" actions in addition to the "rich" ones, either identified by a different name or (I would prefer) resulting from the addition of a new facet in the existing commands (for instance What do you think ? |
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@lesquoyb |
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Great. Is there a correspondance between the sets of commands ? |
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You mean the subscribe, unsub and mailbox? it just bypass all that thing as "raw" message (but yes if need, i can take a look). But for "blocking" , i am a bit unsure. We can let agents do or not by checking messagebox is empty? it is not the case? |
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FYI : Your work did broke regression tests on automatic build :
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you had to restart even that the latest passed well??? |
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Hi,
In the recent commit (@lesquoyb ), there is a new development of RawNetworkSkill and TCP skill. I am interested in the idea but how is different of this new type with TCP, UDP or MQTT, even with WebSocket in developing. Should we generalize/standardize a bit all these things (TCP UDP MQTT are strutctured by Nicolas and it seems perfect)
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