Part III. Writing Application Over Massiv
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Writing Application Over Massiv

This part guides you through what you need to know to start writting a real application using the Massiv. This part contains all the marginal issues that are mostly not related to the substantial parts of the Core, but you, as the Massiv developer, can't do without them (or at least they might be quite useful to you).

Table of Contents

15. Massiv Application Skeleton
15.1. Overview
15.2. Initializing the Core
15.3. Downloading Prerequisite Data
15.4. Connecting To the Simulation
15.5. Running the Main Loop
15.6. Disconnecting From the Simulation
15.7. Shutting Down the Core
15.8. More On the System Loops
15.9. An Example
16. Global Objects And System Interface
16.1. Global objects
16.1.1. List of Global Objects
16.1.2. Global Logging Interface
16.2. System Interface
17. Threading Model
17.1. The Model Used By the Core
17.2. When the Core Runs
17.3. What Happens When the Core Runs
17.4. Configuration
17.5. Worker Threads
18. Simulation Time
19. Registry
19.1. Survey
19.2. Registry Structure
19.2.1. Config Variables
19.2.2. Symbolic Links
19.3. Usage
19.3.1. Filling The Registry With Data
19.3.2. Accessing Variables In The Registry
19.3.3. Iterating and Searching The Registry
19.3.4. Settings
19.3.5. Statistics
19.3.6. Configuration Files Syntax
20. Logger Library
20.1. Survey
20.2. Logger Structure
20.3. Usage
20.4. Logger Configuration Using the Registry
20.4.1. Registry Nodes Involved Into Logger Configuration
20.4.2. Logger Destinations Declaration
20.4.3. Selector Elements Declaration
20.4.4. Selectors Declaration
20.4.5. Example
21. Massiv Filesystem
22. Command Line Parser
22.1. Survey
22.2. Usage
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