Hello

On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 4:24 AM, Denis Kudriashov <dionisiydk at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hello
>
> I have idea about "meta approach" for implementation of progress tracking
> of arbitrary method execution.
>
> Progress tracking (progress bar stuff) is really ortogonal functionallity
> for method execution. And it would be cool if we have framework for
> describing tracking of method execution stuff (like it progress).
> This framework should run block of code in background and periodically
> analize state of this background process stack. And show this state for
> user. And so this framework allow track execution of arbitrary code.
> Analizing state can search running loops in stack for example and show user
> status of loop counters.
>
> I think it is not very hard to implement. But maybe this approach can't be
> implemented when code jitted
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>
I like the "meta approach"... but it doesn't look easy to implement for me!
Have you seen something like that implemented? or some paper written?



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> 2011/3/30 Martin Dias <tinchodias at gmail.com>
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>> Hello
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>> I have a couple of algorithms and I want to show the progress while they
>> run. I played with the progress bar and it's okay for my needs.
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>> The progress bar should be pluggable and decoupled of the algorithms.
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>> I am writing to you to ask about good designs for my problem. I hope I
>> haven't expressed the problem in a too abstract way.
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>> The design I have in mind is a kind of observer pattern: the serialization
>> algorithm publishes information about the run; a specific listener
>> implements the progress bar for that serialization algorithm, interpreting
>> the information published.
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>> Thanks,
>> Martin
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