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I am wondering if this could work for async programming. I once used a Discrete Event Simulation software that had an excellen graph based program editor that r
by tda 5y ago
I am wondering if this could work for async programming. I once used a Discrete Event Simulation software that had an excellen graph based program editor that really showed the dependencies of the model very clearly. I later realized that Discrete Event Simulation is conceptually very similar to async programming. I would love to explore async programs as an animated graph. Anyone know if such a thing has been tried?
The modelling software I was thinking about is FlexSim by the way
- idealmedtech 5y agoLabVIEW uses a graphical language and gives very easy access to parallelism and message-based software architectures, though it can be quite difficult to learn and is plagued by lots of bad existing code. See OpenG [1] for some examples of good code. [1] - https://www.ni.com/en-us/support/downloads/tools-network/download.openg-libraries-for-labview.html#379041 https://www.ni.com/en-us/support/downloads/tools-network/dow...