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Sceki
Sceki commented Jun 9, 2019

Some problems/algorithms seem to have an inconsistent python exposition in terms of types.

For instance, in ../src/problems/dtlz.cpp we have:

dtlz::dtlz(unsigned prob_id, vector_double::size_type dim, vector_double::size_type fdim, unsigned alpha)

But in the ../pygmo/expose_problems_0.cpp it is exposed as:

dtlz_p.def(bp::init<unsigned, unsigned, unsigned, unsigned>

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Python Multi-Process Execution Pool: concurrent asynchronous execution pool with custom resource constraints (memory, timeouts, affinity, CPU cores and caching), load balancing and profiling capabilities of the external apps on NUMA architecture

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lolocohen
lolocohen commented Mar 30, 2019

What do you propose?

The idea is to create a quick start document at the root of the repo, to illustrate how to quickly get started with JPPF, like an end-to-end HelloWorld. This would include how to setup and start a grid, full code example and expected output.

We shouldalso add a link to it in the main readme.md

What are the expected benefits and drawbacks?

The expectation is

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