distsim
Simulator of distributed system based on Python multiprocessing.Process and multiprocessing.Pipe communication.
Installation
$ pip install distsim
Examples
See examples/ folder.
simple_network/- basic network with two interconnected nodes. One message per node is sent and received.nodes_with_arguments/- two nodes, no links, each accepts one argument.receive_any/- demonstration ofNode.receive_any()method.threads/- demonstration of spawning threads insideNodeinstance.
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