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# \file System.config
# \brief Contains system-wide configuration parameters
# \author       $Author: rsharo $
# \version      $Revision: 1.2 $
# \date $Date: 2004/04/07 13:49:14 $
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# Properties for inter-process communication.
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[Typhon\Comm]
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The following fields specify where to find the address server.
#    The host field is either a multicast IP address or "DEFAULT"
#    The port field is either an IP port number or "DEFAULT"
#    The timeout field says how many seconds we're willing to wait
#    to talk with the address server before giving up and calling it an error.
#    A timeout of zero mean "wait forever"
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#AddrServerHost                                                         = DEFAULT
#AddrServerPort                                                         = DEFAULT
AddrServerTimeout                                                       = 1

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# Fields to create/configure an address server in this process.
#
#    You should have exactly one address server running on the network at any
#    time.
#
#    AddrServerAutoDetect tells the factory to look on the network for a
#    server if it doesn't find one in 5 attempts (takes 5 seconds), it will
#    spawn its own.
#
#    SpawnAddrServer tells the factory to spawn an address server. Use this
#    if you always start the applications in a specific order. If
#    AddrServerAutoDetect is enabled, it supercedes any setting to
#    SpawnAddrServer.  Note that only one process on the network should have
#    this field set to true.
#
#    Normally loopback will be enabled for this application. If its disabled
#    then the process will only be able to function as a standalone address
#    server -- message clients won't work.
#
#    The time to live (AddrServerTTL) field decides whether the address
#    server can talk through network routers. A value of one means it can't.
#    For each value higher, the address server can talk through one router.
#    Unless your project spans several subnets, leave this value at one.
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#    The AddrServerInterface field determines which ethernet adapter the
#    address server will listen on. If your computer has multiple network
#    ports, this should be set to the one you share with other processes in
#    this application. If you want to bridge multiple adapters, leave this
#    field as "". On Windoze machines, an interface is specified by its
#    network address, for example, "192.168.0.1".
#    On linux/unix flavors, its specified as the device name,
#    for example, "eth1".
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AddrServerAutoDetect                                            = FALSE
SpawnAddrServer                                                         = TRUE
AddrServerLoopback                                                      = TRUE
#AddrServerTTL                                                          = 1
#AddrServerInterface                                            = ""

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# Fields to determine how Comm handles messages.
#
#   NumReactorThreads determines how many threads to allocate to Comm. You
#   need at least 1 thread if you don't create a local address server, and
#   you at least 2 if you do. If you're auto-detecting, you should be sure
#   to budget that extra thread...
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#NumReactorThreads                                                      = 2

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# End Typhon\Comm
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