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RE: freedom using Activity
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paulbox |
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RE: freedom using Activity |
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Tue, 09 May 2000 08:02:06 -0600 |
>===== Original Message From address@hidden =====
>Welcome to the group. I think in the User Guide there is a section "How
>do I kill off those poor devils" or something like that, and it is based
>on the example code "sss", the swarm sugar scape. You can get that in
>the swarm ftp. That model has agents that can get killed and removed
>from the simulation. The basic idea is to put some kind of a method in
>the agent itself so it knows when to die. Then it messages to the model
>swarm and tells it "kill me" and the model swarm adds that agent to a
>list of victims to be recycled at a later time, when it is safe. The
>recycler removes the agents from the list of agents and does other
>cleanup.
>
If you search the swarm archives and look for a "suicidal banana" or search
for a keyword of "kevorkian", you will find a well-explained example.
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// Paul Box
// Geography and Earth Resources
// Utah STate University
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