List of makeExecutor() Examples

Examples of makeExecutor()

org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

                EntryPointSpec.make(CAL_Optimizer_internal.Functions.optimize), 
                CAL_Optimizer.MODULE_NAME, messageLogger);
        if (messageLogger.getNMessages() > 0) {
            System.err.println(messageLogger.toString());
        }
        optimizer_executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);
        
        // Initialize preludeTypeConstants
        {
            ModuleTypeInfo moduleTypeInfo = workspaceManager.getModuleTypeInfo(CAL_Prelude.MODULE_NAME);
            preludeTypeConstants = new PreludeTypeConstants(moduleTypeInfo);

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

                System.err.println(messageLogger.toString());
            }


            final ExecutionContext executionContext = leccCALServices.getWorkspaceManager().makeExecutionContextWithDefaultProperties();


            CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);
            try {
                Object result = executor.exec(entryPoint, new Object[] { new Integer(1), new Integer(2)});
                assertTrue(((Integer)result).intValue() == 6);
            } catch (CALExecutorException e) {
                fail(e.toString());

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

                System.err.println(messageLogger.toString());
            }


            final ExecutionContext executionContext = gCALServices.getWorkspaceManager().makeExecutionContextWithDefaultProperties();


            CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);
            try {
                Object result = executor.exec(entryPoint, new Object[] { new Integer(1), new Integer(2)});
                assertTrue(((Integer)result).intValue() == 6);
            } catch (CALExecutorException e) {
                fail(e.toString());

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

            EntryPointSpec.make(QualifiedName.make(CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, "getNthPrime")), 
            CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, messageLogger);
        if (messageLogger.getNMessages() > 0) {
            System.err.println(messageLogger.toString());
        }
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);
        
        try {
            for (int i = 0; i < nTimes; ++i) {
                Object result = executor.exec(entryPoint, new Object[] {new Integer(5000 + i)});
                System.out.println("the result of getNthPrime " + (5000 + i) + " is " + result);

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

        CompilerMessageLogger messageLogger = new MessageLogger(); 
        
        WorkspaceManager workspaceManager = calServices.getWorkspaceManager();
        Compiler compiler = calServices.getCompiler();    
       
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);  
        
        //the below function represent a model of what is created when using EntryPointSpec classes i.e.
        //explicit input and output policies. 
        
        //allPrimesAdjunct :: Prelude.JObject;

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

        CompilerMessageLogger messageLogger = new MessageLogger(); 
        
        WorkspaceManager workspaceManager = calServices.getWorkspaceManager();
        Compiler compiler = calServices.getCompiler();            
        
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);                
        
        List<EntryPointSpec> entryPointSpecs = new ArrayList<EntryPointSpec>(); //list of EntryPointSpec
        
        //the below function represent a model of what is created when using EntryPointSpec classes i.e.
        //explicit input and output policies.

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

        CompilerMessageLogger messageLogger = new MessageLogger(); 
        
        WorkspaceManager workspaceManager = calServices.getWorkspaceManager();
        Compiler compiler = calServices.getCompiler();     
        
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);
        
        EntryPoint allPrimesExternalEntryPoint =
            compiler.getEntryPoint(
                EntryPointSpec.make(QualifiedName.make(CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, "allPrimesExternal")), 
                CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, messageLogger);

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

        CompilerMessageLogger messageLogger = new MessageLogger(); 
        
        WorkspaceManager workspaceManager = calServices.getWorkspaceManager();
        Compiler compiler = calServices.getCompiler();     
        
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);                
        
        List<QualifiedName> entryPointNames = new ArrayList<QualifiedName>(); //list of QualifiedName
        entryPointNames.add(QualifiedName.make(CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, "allPrimesExternal"));
        entryPointNames.add(QualifiedName.make(CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, "stringListExternal"));
        entryPointNames.add(QualifiedName.make(CALPlatformTestModuleNames.M2, "takeNExternal_ListOfInt"));

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Examples of org.openquark.cal.services.WorkspaceManager.makeExecutor()

        CompilerMessageLogger messageLogger = new MessageLogger(); 
        
        WorkspaceManager workspaceManager = calServices.getWorkspaceManager();
        Compiler compiler = calServices.getCompiler();           
        
        CALExecutor executor = workspaceManager.makeExecutor(executionContext);                
        
        List<EntryPointSpec> entryPointSpecs = new ArrayList<EntryPointSpec>(); //list of EntryPointSpec
        
        //the below 2 functions represent a model of what is created when using EntryPointSpec classes i.e.
        //explicit input and output policies.

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