org/objectweb/proactive/calcium/skeletons/Pipe.java

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00031 package org.objectweb.proactive.calcium.skeletons;
00032 
00033 import java.util.Arrays;
00034 import java.util.List;
00035 
00036 import java.util.Vector;
00037 
00038 import org.objectweb.proactive.calcium.interfaces.Instruction;
00039 import org.objectweb.proactive.calcium.interfaces.Skeleton;
00040 
00047 public class Pipe<T> implements Skeleton<T> {
00048         
00049         Vector<Skeleton<T>> stages;
00050         
00051         public Pipe(Skeleton<T> child1, Skeleton<T> child2){
00052                 
00053                 stages = new Vector<Skeleton<T>>();
00054                 stages.add(child1);
00055                 stages.add(child2);
00056         }
00057 
00058         public Pipe(Skeleton<T>... args){
00059                 this(Arrays.asList(args));
00060         }
00061         
00062         public Pipe(List<Skeleton<T>> stages){
00063                 if(stages.size() <=0 ) {
00064                         throw new IllegalArgumentException("Pipe must have at least one stage");
00065                 }
00066                 this.stages = new Vector<Skeleton<T>>();
00067                 this.stages.addAll(stages);
00068         }       
00069         
00070         public Vector<Instruction<T>> getInstructionStack() {
00071 
00072                 Vector<Instruction<T>> instruction = new Vector<Instruction<T>>();
00073                 
00074                 //the last go into the stack first
00075                 for(int i=stages.size()-1;i>=0;i--){
00076                         instruction.addAll(stages.get(i).getInstructionStack());
00077                 }       
00078                 
00079                 /*A 2 stage Pipe. Only here for hystorical/educational purposes.
00080 
00081                 Vector<Instruction> v1= child1.getInstructionStack();
00082                 Vector<Instruction> v2= child2.getInstructionStack();
00083                 
00084                 //execute first v1 and then v2
00085                 v2.addAll(v1);
00086                 
00087                 return v2;
00088                 */
00089                 return instruction;
00090         }
00091 }

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