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Visual Modeling of Complex Reactive Systems with Harel UML StateCharts

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8 Sep 2009LGPL310 min read 43.5K   692   35  
This article presents a commercial-grade cross-platform Harel UML StateChart Open-Source application framework named StateWizard for concurrent, distributed, and real-time reactive system development with simplicity, efficiency, and scalability.
#include <stdio.h>
#include "sme_cross_platform.h"
#include "sme_ext_event.h"
#include "sme.h"
#include "sme_debug.h"

#include "Player.h"

#include "SingleState.h"
#include "EventId.h"

#ifdef WIN32
	unsigned __stdcall ConsoleProc(void *Param);
	unsigned __stdcall AppThread2Proc(void *Param);
#else
	void* ConsoleProc(void *Param);
	void* AppThread2Proc(void *Param);
#endif


BOOL g_bQuit=FALSE;

extern CPlayer Player1;
extern CPlayer Player2;

SME_THREAD_CONTEXT_T g_AppThreadContext1;
SME_THREAD_CONTEXT_T g_AppThreadContext2;

	
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
	XTHREADHANDLE ConsoleThreadHandle = 0;
	XTHREADHANDLE AppThread2Handle = 0;
	int ret;
	printf("Cross-Platform Orthogonal State Sample: \n");

	// Install thread local storage data functions.
	XTlsAlloc();
	SmeSetTlsProc(XSetThreadContext, XGetThreadContext);

	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Engine initialization.
	SmeInitEngine(&g_AppThreadContext1); // Initialize at the thread-1
	// Save the thread context pointer to the TLS.
	// XSetThreadContext(&g_AppThreadContext1);
	XInitMsgBuf();

	// Install event handler functions.
	SmeSetExtEventOprProc(XGetExtEvent, XDelExtEvent, XPostThreadExtIntEvent, XPostThreadExtPtrEvent, XInitMsgBuf, XFreeMsgBuf);
	// Install memory operation functions.
	// SmeSetMemOprProc(SrvMAlloc, SrvMFree);???
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

	//SME_TURN_OFF_ALL_LOG_FIELDS(); // Test case

	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Create a thread to trigger external events.
	ret = XCreateThread(ConsoleProc, NULL, &ConsoleThreadHandle);

	// Create the Player2 application thread 
	ret = XCreateThread(AppThread2Proc, NULL, &AppThread2Handle);

	SmeActivateObj(&Player1,NULL);
	SmeRun();
	printf("Exit from SmeRun() at thread-1 \n");
	XFreeMsgBuf();
	XFreeThreadContext(&g_AppThreadContext1); /* At last, free thread local storage resource. */

	XWaitForThread(ConsoleThreadHandle);
	XCLOSE_HANDLE(ConsoleThreadHandle);
	XWaitForThread(AppThread2Handle);
	XCLOSE_HANDLE(AppThread2Handle);

	/*
	do {
		SME_EVENT_T * ret = XGetExtEvent();

		if (ret == NULL)
			printf("Timeout! \n");
		else
			printf("Message Received (id=%d,p1=%d,p2=%d)\n", ret->nEventID, 0,0);
	} while (XIsThreadRunning(ThreadHandle));
	*/
	return 0;
}

#ifdef WIN32
	unsigned __stdcall AppThread2Proc(void *Param)
#else
	void* AppThread2Proc(void *Param)
#endif
{
	SmeInitEngine(&g_AppThreadContext2); // Initialize at the thread-2
	// Save the thread context pointer to the TLS.
	// XSetThreadContext(&g_AppThreadContext2);
	XInitMsgBuf();
	// Install event handler functions.
	SmeSetExtEventOprProc(XGetExtEvent, XDelExtEvent, XPostThreadExtIntEvent, XPostThreadExtPtrEvent, XInitMsgBuf, XFreeMsgBuf);

	SmeActivateObj(&Player2,NULL);
	SmeRun();
	printf("Exit from SmeRun() at thread-2 \n");

	XFreeMsgBuf();
	XFreeThreadContext(&g_AppThreadContext2); /* At last, free thread local storage resource. */
	return 0;
}

void ConsoleProcUsage()
{
	printf("Console command usage:\n");
	printf("==============================================================\n");
	printf("? - Help\n");
	printf("1 - Press Power button on Player-1 panel \n");
	printf("2 - Press Pause/Resume button on Player-1 panel \n");
	printf("a - Press Power button on Player-2 panel \n");
	printf("b - Press Pause/Resume button on Player-2 panel \n");
	printf("x/X- Quit\n");
	printf("Others- Post a message.\n");
	printf("==============================================================\n");
}

#ifdef WIN32
	unsigned __stdcall ConsoleProc(void *Param)
#else
	void* ConsoleProc(void *Param)
#endif
{
	// On Linux platform, call the XInitTimer function at the time-out event trigger thread. 
	// On time-out, the external event trigger thread posts SME_EVENT_TIMER to the state machine application thread,
	// and then invokes the callback function installed by the XSetTimer function. 
	XInitTimer();

	printf("Enter the console procedure thread.\n");
	ConsoleProcUsage();
	
	while(TRUE)
	{
		int nParam1 =0;
		if(g_bQuit) break;

		//OSRelated::Sleep(ISVW_LOOP_INTERVAL);

		nParam1 = fgetc(stdin);

		switch(nParam1)
		{
			case EOF:	return 0;//Cancel ConsoleProc in Daemon

			case 'x':
			case 'X'://Quit
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext1, SME_EVENT_EXIT_LOOP, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Exiting thread-1 ... Please wait. \n");
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext2, SME_EVENT_EXIT_LOOP, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Exiting thread-2 ... Please wait. \n");
				return 0;
				break;
			case '?'://Help
				ConsoleProcUsage();
				break;
			case '1':
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext1, EXT_EVENT_ID_POWER, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Post a message: EXT_EVENT_ID_POWER to the Thread-1!\n");
				break;
			case '2':
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext1, EXT_EVENT_ID_PAUSE_RESUME, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Post a message: EXT_EVENT_ID_PAUSE_RESUME to the Thread-1!\n");
				break;

			case 'a':
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext2, EXT_EVENT_ID_POWER, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Post a message: EXT_EVENT_ID_POWER to the Thread-2!\n");
				break;
			case 'b':
				XPostThreadExtIntEvent(&g_AppThreadContext2, EXT_EVENT_ID_PAUSE_RESUME, 0, 0, NULL,0,SME_EVENT_CAT_OTHER);
				printf("Post a message: EXT_EVENT_ID_PAUSE_RESUME to the Thread-2!\n");
				break;

			case '\n':
			case '\r':
				break;
			default:
				break;
		}
	}

	return 0;
}


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