Just me playing with clojure.core.async. I'm simulating a price computation engine. In order to simulate a cpu-bound price computation I'm doing some operations with matrices. Then I have two main programs, one that has a single event handler for computing prices for all products and another one that has one event handler per product. The latter uses closure to store the last computed price in an atom. I'm kinda implementing some sort of actor model here where each event handler represents an actor and we have one actor per product.
To build the uberjar only:
$ ./build.sh
To build and run with default args:
$ ./build-and-run.sh
Run the following command to run both programs computing prices for 50 products:
$ ./run.sh
$ ./run.sh [mode] [number-of-products]
Where:
mode - sh or mh
number-of-products - any positive integer
$ ./run.sh sh 100
$ ./run.sh mh 1000
Probably a lot.
This is a just a toy project so I can learn clojure.core.async and should not be seen as a production-grade solution.
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