Hi Danylo,
Thank you for the input. As you suggest, I've put on pause trying to
To be sure: you are saying that Asynchronous+MSM is able to fulfill my objective of having a state machine with states that execute tasks in
achieve parallelism with pthreads/std::thread and will have a serious look into Asynchronous. parallel
(in the multi-thread sense) and that can be exited (i.e. threads closed) in response to MSM events (process_event)? If so, then it makes sense for me to read all of the documentation.
Yes. You'll have a state machine as servant. To execute tasks in parallel and as state machines should not block, you will have transition actions calling post_callback, or, if needing a timer, async_wait. You needn't care about closing threads, the library takes care of that. BTW at my work, we base our whole industrial application on this (and we are 20 developers). It really works.
Please feel free to use the example in the Asynchronous doc, it would be my honor!
Great! Thanks!
Best,
Danylo. Regards, Christophe