Internal Links
Application
Notes (pdf)
Version
History
Source
and binaries (zip)
(includes application notes and version history)
License
References
Miro
Samek's Web Site
Other
ports of
the QHSM
Team
Members
Rainer Hessmer,
Ph.D. (Lead)
David
Shields
Sponsors
We
would like to thank the
following sponsors
for their support:
www.incuity.com
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Here
you can always find the latest
version of the C# port of Miro Samek's excellent implementation of a
hierarchical state machine and his Quantum Framework for active
objects. The application
notes
explain the port in more detail and the version
history lists the changes
between published versions of the port.
The complete source code plus the binaries compressed into a zip file
can be downloaded here.
The zip file
also includes the application notes and the version history.
For details about the general concept underlying quantum hierarchical
state machines please refer to Miro Samek's Web Site (http://www.quantum-leaps.com).
This Web site also provides information about Samek's book that is
basis for this port.
What's
New
- May 14, 2006
- The creation of new threads for an IQActive
instance is
now abstracted via a ThreadFactory paradigm. Normal and
impersonating threads are supported.
- August 18, 2005
- David Shields provided a fix that allows static
transitions to be compatible with QHsm inheritance hierarchies more
than 2 levels deep. Thanks, David!
- The source code is now directly exposed through the
Subversion repository at http://svn.hessmer.org/repos/oss/qf4net/.
For details about how to access the repository please see http://svn.hessmer.org/.
- Jan 27, 2005
- Fixed two examples
that caused illegal cross-thread
operation exceptions when executed under VisualStudio 2005 beta 1.
- Jan 14, 2005
- qf4net compiles and
runs against .Net 2.1, .Net 2.0
beta1, and Mono.
I got a
special kick out of being able to compile and run qf4net on Linux!
- In addition to the
solution and project files for
VisualStudio 2003, the sources contain a parallel set of solution and
project files for VisualStudio 2005 and .Net 2.0 Beta1. Also please
note that the excellent Open Source IDE SharpDevelop for
Windows can
directly import the VisualStudio 2003 solution and project files. On
Linux I sucessfully used the MonoDevelop
IDE.
- For an additional
list of changes and bug fixes, see
the version
history.
- Jan 10, 2004:
- We now have a
basic implementation of the QF including
the Dining Philosophers example to demo the usage. The inclusion of the
QF also triggered the change of the project name to qf4net.
At the same time the source
code is now covered by a very open BSD-like license.
- David Shields
implemented a number of examples: Orthogonal
Component
(alarm clock), Reminder
pattern,
and Run
to Completion. The
latter demonstrates how to implement a hierarchical state machine that
allows a long running task to be interrupted and completed later.
- For an additional
list of changes and bug fixes, see
the version
history.
- Dec 21, 2003:
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