Loading native libraries in a task

jperret · 2017-09-28 14:03:45 UTC

In order to be able to load native libraries in Java/Scala using the System.loadLibrary(…), a new openmole function was defined by Romain : withThreadClassLoader.
This function allows you to set the threadclassloader for the executing thread.
It works great for my use case and I wanted to add it to the documentation.
My question is: where?
What do you think?

Thanks

reuillon · 2017-09-29 07:40:14 UTC

I just added a page about scala code extension in the doc (with todo for you on it ):

github.com

openmole/openmole/blob/dev/openmole/bin/org.openmole.site/jvm/src/main/scalatex/openmole/documentation/language/advanced/ScalaFunction.scalatex

@import org.openmole.site.tools._
@import org.openmole.site._

@h1{Utility Scala functions}

Some useful functions are usable anywhere in OpenMOLE where you would use scala code. For instance you can use them in:
@ul
  @li @a("ScalaTask", href := DocumentationPages.scala.file) code,
  @li string expanded by OpenMOLE (${scala code}),
  @li OpenMOLE scripts.

@h2{Data processing}

OpenMOLE provides some useful function to aggregate data. This function can be called on array and vectors. For instance:

@hl.openmole("""
val pi = Val[Double]
val piAvg = Val[Double]

// Define the average task that average several estimation of pi

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It is a first version feel free to modify it at will.

(For the classloader thing, I guess it is more for the service loader, isn’t it?)