This paper describes an actor based framework which allows the development of distributed time dependent applications. The approach is centred on light-weight actors and on reflection techniques which provide a time-sensitive message scheduling structure. As a significant application, the paper reports an experience using an implementation of a Time Warp mechanism upon which an effective simulation model of generalised timed Petri nets (TPN) is built. The TPN structure is then used to analyse a formal model for large cellular networks. Some performance measures are finally provided.
Actors and virtual time: An experience using Time Warp, Timed Petri Nets and Cellular Networks
Libero Nigro
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;Francesco PupoMembro del Collaboration Group
1997-01-01
Abstract
This paper describes an actor based framework which allows the development of distributed time dependent applications. The approach is centred on light-weight actors and on reflection techniques which provide a time-sensitive message scheduling structure. As a significant application, the paper reports an experience using an implementation of a Time Warp mechanism upon which an effective simulation model of generalised timed Petri nets (TPN) is built. The TPN structure is then used to analyse a formal model for large cellular networks. Some performance measures are finally provided.File in questo prodotto:
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