This repository contains an example of a handwritten dispatcher for SObjectizer-5.7 that allows having separate demands queues for agents bound to that dispatcher.

How To Obtain And Try?

Prerequisites

A C++ complier with support of C++17. We have tried gcc-7, clang-6 and Visual C++ 16.8.

How To Obtain?

This repository contains only source codes of the examples. SObjectizer's source code is not included into the repository. There are two ways to get the examples and all necessary dependencies.

Download The Full Archive

There is a Releases section. It contains archives with all source codes (it means that an archive contains sources of the examples and sources of all necessary subprojects). The simpliest way is to download a corresponding archive, unpack it, go into so5_custom_queue_disps_demo/dev, then compile and run.

Use MxxRu::externals

It this case you need to have Ruby + MxxRu + various utilities which every Linux/FreeBSD/macOS-developer usually have (like git, tar, unzip and stuff like that). Then:

1. Install Ruby, RubyGems and Rake (usually RubyGems is installed with Ruby but sometimes you have to install it separatelly).
2. Install MxxRu: gem install Mxx_ru
3. Do git clone: git clone https://github.com/Stiffstream/so5_custom_queue_disps_demo/releases
4. Go into appropriate folder: cd so5_custom_queue_disps_demo
5. Run command mxxruexternals
6. Wait while add dependencies will be downloaded.

Then go to dev subfolder, compile and run.

How To Try?

Building With CMake

A well known chain of actions:

cd so5_custom_queue_disps_demo/dev
mkdir cmake_build
cd cmake_build
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=target -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release ..
cmake --build . --config Release --target install

The demo_app will be in target/bin subfolder.

Building With MxxRu

The following chain of actions is necessary for building with MxxRu:

cd so5_custom_queue_disps_demo/dev
ruby build.rb