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author Sean Halle <seanhalle@yahoo.com>
date Sat, 29 Mar 2014 06:10:50 -0700
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11 #include "DKU__Test_App/DKU__Test_App.h" 11 #include "DKU__Test_App/DKU__Test_App.h"
12 #include <PR__include/PR__WL.h> //declares PR__create_process -- else get integer return value 12 #include <PR__include/PR__WL.h> //declares PR__create_process -- else get integer return value
13 13
14 #define NO_INPUT_OR_OUTPUT NULL 14 #define NO_INPUT_OR_OUTPUT NULL
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16 /*This demonstrates the use of the proto-runtime system. It allows multiple 18 /*This demonstrates the use of the proto-runtime system. It allows multiple
17 * languages to be mixed within a single sub-program. It also allows multiple 19 * languages to be mixed within a single sub-program. It also allows multiple
18 * sub-programs to be started, where each uses its own set of languages. The 20 * sub-programs to be started, where each uses its own set of languages. The
19 * running sub-programs can then communicate with each other. 21 * running sub-programs can then communicate with each other.
20 * 22 *
21 */ 23 */
22 int main( int argc, char **argv ) 24 int main( int argc, char **argv )
23 { PRProcess *testProcess1, *testProcess2; 25 { PRProcess *testProcess1, *testProcess2;
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25 DEBUG__printf2(TRUE, "arguments: %s | %s", argv[0], argv[1] ); 27 DEBUG__printf(TRUE, "arguments: %s | %s", argv[0], argv[1] );
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27 //A proto-runtime based language sits on top of the proto-runtime. So, 29 //A proto-runtime based language sits on top of the proto-runtime. So,
28 // first start the proto-runtime system, then create processes (which 30 // first start the proto-runtime system, then create processes (which
29 // start languages inside themselves) 31 // start languages inside themselves)
30 PR__start(); 32 PR__start();
31 33