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Alchemist Basics
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). A description of the entities that the simulator supports. The world of Alchemist. The first step to take in order to use the simulator, is to answer the question. What does Alchemist simulate? The world of Alchemist is composed of the following entities:. Name of a data item. If Alchemist were an imperative programming language, a. Would have been the abstraction of variable name. Value associated to a particular.
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Alchemist artefacts
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). Use alchemist as library in your build. Alchemist can be easily imported via Maven, Ivy, Gradle, or sbt. Alchemist provides artifacts on OSSRH. To ease the process of being used as a library. Artifact will pull along all the simulator components, all the official incarnations, and all the required dependencies. The following are the dependencies you want to add, depending on your build system.
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Setting up Alchemist
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). Creating new simulation projects with alchemist. This section will explain the possible ways to launch simulations. Using the redistributable jar and the command line. Using the redistributable jar and the graphical interface. This topic is covered in the graphical interface tutorial. Created with ♥ by Danilo Pianini. Based on Feeling Responsive.
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Alchemist: how to write simulations
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). How to write your own simulations. The common language between you and the simulator. Since version 2.0.0, Alchemist uses YAML. As primary mean for writing simulations. Historically, it relied on XML. Instead, but the system has since be deprecated, due to its verbosity and human-unfriendliness. Some resources on how to write a proper Alchemist XML are still available here. Class loading with the Alchemist YAML.
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). GNU GPLv3 with linking exception. Alchemist is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later version. Alchemist’s documentation is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License http:/ creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/. An independent module is a...
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Protelis incarnation
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). A powerful distributed programming language. Alchemist can simulate networks of situated devices running Protelis programs. From the Latin word figuratively meaning regarding a team , is a language targeting the aggregate of devices rather than the single one. It has been developed on the solid foundation of Field Calculus. A theoretical model of aggregate programming, and it is written and interoperable with Java.
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The Alchemist's Graphical Interface
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How to write simulations. Build reports (latest stable). Build reports (latest development). Alchemist is equipped with a Java Swing graphical interface, and here is how to use it. Starting Alchemist in graphical mode. A working graphical environment. A Java 8 (or newer) runtime environment. Alchemist does not require any installation procedure. It is delivered in form of a runnable jar file, that can be retrieved from the Alchemist release page on Github. The file name should match. Java -cp alchemist-e...