This Section is a compilation of the most common questions via GitHub, chat, and mailing list.
Yes, by using the OpenSSL module free-remoting-functions_.
Yes.
Usually, messages are created implicitly when sending messages but can also be
created explicitly using make_message
. In both cases, types and
number of elements are known at compile time. To allow for fully dynamic
message generation, CAF also offers message_builder
:
message_builder mb;
// prefix message with some atom
mb.append(strings_atom::value);
// fill message with some strings
std::vector<std::string> strings{/*...*/};
for (auto& str : strings)
mb.append(str);
// create the message
message msg = mb.to_message();
The scripts/
and tools/
directories contain some useful
tools to aid in development and debugging.
scripts/atom.py
converts integer atom values back into strings.
scripts/demystify.py
replaces cryptic typed_mpi<...>
templates with replies_to<...>::with<...>
and
atom_constant<...>
with a human-readable representation of the
actual atom.
scripts/caf-prof
is an R script that generates plots from CAF
profiler output.
caf-vec
is a (highly) experimental tool that annotates CAF logs
with vector timestamps. It gives you happens-before relations and a nice
visualization via ShiViz.