Difference between revisions of "SkibUserMacros:SolveMalfunctions"
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:This is a sub-macro which implements a standard procedure to solve malfunctions. It is typically implemented as a THREAD in the calling macro. A calling macro should provide the two options {Use butterfly} and {Use solver}. Both, butterfly and solver, need very big resources. Some example: | :This is a sub-macro which implements a standard procedure to solve malfunctions. It is typically implemented as a THREAD in the calling macro. A calling macro should provide the two options {Use butterfly} and {Use solver}. Both, butterfly and solver, need very big resources. Some example: | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:31, 9 February 2017
| Name | SolveMalfunctions |
|---|---|
| Author | Frank |
| Brief descr. | Tries to solve malfunctions. |
| Status | public |
| Terms | sub-macro only |
| Resources for the UserMacro | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10 | 100 | |||
| 1k | 100k | 1kk | |||
| 10kk | Gmax | Omax | |||
| Resources with butterfly option | |||||
| 1 | 10 | 100 | |||
| 1k | 100k | 1kk | |||
| 10kk | Gmax | Omax | |||
Command syntax
Description
- This is a sub-macro which implements a standard procedure to solve malfunctions. It is typically implemented as a THREAD in the calling macro. A calling macro should provide the two options {Use butterfly} and {Use solver}. Both, butterfly and solver, need very big resources. Some example:
- First you start the sub-macro somewhere in the (beginning of the) main program:
# THREAD-START <X>
- Second you implement the THREAD to handle the malfunctions:
# '''THREAD''' <X> {{Comment|Try to find solutions for the malfunctions}}
## '''IF''' option ''{Use solver}'' was not given, '''DO:'''
### '''THREAD-STOP''' <X>.
## '''IF-END'''
## '''SUBMACRO-START''' 'SolveMalfunctions' ''{Use butterfly}''
# '''THREAD-END'''
{Use butterfly}
- This option activates the use of the butterfly-method inside the macro algorithm. This gives much more power, but also needs a lot of resources from Skib. You should be aware of this!
Algorithm of User Macro
- Use DATABASE 'Malfunction'.
- Use DATABASE 'Defend'.
- 'Own actions' are defined as all actions done by the calling macro.
- 'Counter actions' are defined as all counter actions done in the context of the calling macro.
- All things used by this macro always have to be optimal protected, if this got declared in the calling macro.
- LOOP <T:15seconds>
- Scan and scan-off-grid all context of the calling macro and this sub-macro.
- TRY to identify all 'own actions' and all 'counter actions' in all context of the calling macro and this sub-macro.
- TRY to trace all found 'own actions' and all 'counter actions'.
- TRY to identify all 'malfunctions' in all context of the calling macro and this sub-macro.
- TRY to trace all found 'malfunctions'.
- Create an optimal solution for all 'malfunctions'.
- Create optimal procedures for the solution.
- THREAD-START <1>
- LOOP-END
- THREAD <1> Apply the solution
- TRY to apply the solution by using the optimal solution procedures.
- IF the former solution or parts of the solution repeatedly failed and the option {Use butterfly} was given, DO:
- Use butterfly-method for the solution.
- IF-END
- TRY to identify the success of the solution and procedure.
- Store all successful parts of the solution and the procedure in the 'Malfunction' DATABASE.
- THREAD-END
