Examples of org.openquark.cal.machine.CALExecutor.exec()

Class org.openquark.cal.machine.CALExecutor

Examples of org.openquark.cal.machine.CALExecutor.exec()

org.openquark.cal.machine.CALExecutor.exec()
Execute the program from the specified entry point. @param entryPoint @param arguments (null is accepted and used as the 0-length Object array). @return the value resulting from the execution @throws CALExecutorException

                        nPrimesMore = Integer.parseInt(command);                       
                    } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
                        System.out.println("I'm extremely sorry, but I did not understand you. I'll assume one more prime.");
                    }                    
                     
                    List<?> result = (List<?>)executor.exec(takeNExternal_ListOfInt, 
                            new Object[] {remainingPrimesCalValue, new Integer(nPrimesMore)});
                   
                    //a java.util.List with 2 elements. The first is a java.util.List of nPrimesMore primes. The second is a CalValue
                    //containing the remaining primes (as a lazy internal CAL list).                      
                    List<?> nextNPrimes = (List<?>)result.get(0);

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                        nNamesMore = Integer.parseInt(command);                       
                    } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
                        System.out.println("I'm surpassingly sorry, but I did not understand you. I'll assume one more name.");
                    }
                                      
                    List<?> result = (List<?>)executor.exec(takeNExternal_ListOfString, 
                            new Object[] {remainingNamesCalValue, new Integer(nNamesMore)});
                   
                    //a java.util.List with 2 elements. The first is a java.util.List of nNamesMore names. The second is a CalValue
                    //containing the remaining names (as a CAL list).                      
                    List<?> nextNNames = (List<?>)result.get(0);

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        EntryPoint stringListEntryPoint = entryPoints.get(1);
        EntryPoint takeNListOfIntEntryPoint = entryPoints.get(2);
        EntryPoint takeNListOfStringEntryPoint = entryPoints.get(3);
        
        try {
            CalValue remainingPrimesCalValue = (CalValue)executor.exec(allPrimesEntryPoint, null);
            CalValue remainingNamesCalValue = (CalValue)executor.exec(stringListEntryPoint, null);     
                           
            BufferedReader inBuff = new BufferedReader(new BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(System.in)));
                               
            while (true) {

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        EntryPoint takeNListOfIntEntryPoint = entryPoints.get(2);
        EntryPoint takeNListOfStringEntryPoint = entryPoints.get(3);
        
        try {
            CalValue remainingPrimesCalValue = (CalValue)executor.exec(allPrimesEntryPoint, null);
            CalValue remainingNamesCalValue = (CalValue)executor.exec(stringListEntryPoint, null);     
                           
            BufferedReader inBuff = new BufferedReader(new BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(System.in)));
                               
            while (true) {

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                        nPrimesMore = Integer.parseInt(command);                       
                    } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
                        System.out.println("I'm extremely sorry, but I did not understand you. I'll assume one more prime.");
                    }                    
                     
                    List<?> result = (List<?>)executor.exec(takeNListOfIntEntryPoint, 
                            new Object[] {remainingPrimesCalValue, new Integer(nPrimesMore)});
                   
                    //a java.util.List with 2 elements. The first is a java.util.List of nPrimesMore primes. The second is a CalValue
                    //containing the remaining primes (as a lazy internal CAL list).                      
                    List<?> nextNPrimes = (List<?>)result.get(0);

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                        nNamesMore = Integer.parseInt(command);                       
                    } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
                        System.out.println("I'm surpassingly sorry, but I did not understand you. I'll assume one more name.");
                    }
                                      
                    List<?> result = (List<?>)executor.exec(takeNListOfStringEntryPoint, 
                            new Object[] {remainingNamesCalValue, new Integer(nNamesMore)});
                   
                    //a java.util.List with 2 elements. The first is a java.util.List of nNamesMore names. The second is a CalValue
                    //containing the remaining names (as a lazy internal CAL list).                      
                    List<?> nextNNames = (List<?>)result.get(0);

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