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CCL : The Computation and Control Language
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We are not actively maintaining a CCL release. If you would like to use CCL, you are more or less on your own. However, we are using CCL in various research projects, so we may be able to help.
The most recent release, from 2004, is version 1.2. It is available for download here. This version is known to compile on older Red Hat Linux machines. You'll need gtk installed -- or you'll have to comment out everything in the Makefile having to do with graphics.
The factory floor version of CCL, which has all the graphics stuff removed and which has a library and API for simulating the factory floor, is available here.
libff
To get libff, the Factory Floor simulator for CCl, copy the source code libff into a working copy of the CCL source. Replace the existing ff directory if there is one.
Calling make should put libff.so and ff.ccl in the appropriate locations of the CCL installation.
Documentation
You can read about CCL in here in pdf or here in html.
Feature Requests
- Flush command for inbox in iproc
- Ability to specify scheduling option for individual programs
