Re: [Swarm-Support] Time Stepping in Swarm.

[Ed Baskerville]

I've done something like this for debugging purposes in one of my 
(non-Swarm-based) models: just add something like this as the last 
thing that happens during a timestep to wait for a Return keypress:

printf("Press Return to go to the next timestep.");
while(getch() != '\n');

You'll probably want an easy way to turn this on and off--either add a 
command-line parameter and put those lines in an if statement that 
checks the parameter, or wrap them in an #ifdef and use gcc's -D 
option, e.g.

#ifdef DEBUGMODE

printf("Press Return to go to the next timestep.");
while(getch() != '\n');

#endif

Compiling with gcc -DDEBUGMODE will mean the lines print; compiling 
without it means they won't.

--Ed

On Jan 17, 2005, at 10:57 AM, Steve Railsback wrote:

> Mervin Chan wrote:
>
> > My simulation is running in Batch mode, no GUI.
> >
> > Can I use control panel with my simulation with no GUI?
>
> I suppose you could create a version that is graphics mode but 
> includes no graphics other than the control panel?
>
> By the way, I meant "Next", not "Step".
>
> Steve
>
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