Package uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.eieio
package uk.ac.manchester.spinnaker.messages.eieio
The messages of the EIEIO protocol.
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ClassDescriptionA marker interface for possible data elements in the EIEIO data packet.A non-standard EIEIO command.Describes a class that can be a command identifier for an EIEIO command message.What SpiNNaker-specific EIEIO commands there are.An EIEIO message containing a command.EIEIO header for command packets.An EIEIO message containing data.EIEIO header for data packets.Marker interface for headers in EIEIO.EIEIOMessage<Header extends EIEIOHeader>An EIEIO message's basic operations.Main interface for deserialising a message.Handles a message received from an EIEIO connection.Possible prefixing of keys in EIEIO packets.Possible types of EIEIO packets.Packet used for the buffering input technique which causes the parser of the input packet to terminate its execution.Packet sent by the host computer to the SpiNNaker system in the context of the buffering output technique to signal that the host has completed reading data from the output buffer, and that such space can be considered free to use again.Packet sent by the host computer to the SpiNNaker system in the context of the buffering output technique to signal that the host has received a request to read data.Packet sent from the host to the SpiNNaker system in the context of buffering input mechanism to identify packet which needs to be stored in memory for future use.A data element that contains just a key.A data element that contains a key and a payload.Packet used to pad space in the buffering area, if needed.Message used in the context of the buffering input mechanism which is sent by the SpiNNaker system to the host computer to ask for more data to inject during the simulation.Message used in the context of the buffering output mechanism which is sent from the SpiNNaker system to the host computer to signal that some data is available to be read.Packet used in the context of buffering input for the host computer to signal to the SpiNNaker system that, if needed, it is possible to send more "SpinnakerRequestBuffers" packet.Packet used in the context of buffering input for the host computer to signal to the SpiNNaker system that to stop sending "SpinnakerRequestBuffers" packet.