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2013-09-09gras: work on global config that works on hierJosh Blum
2013-06-20gras: work on goddamn done logicJosh Blum
How blocks mark themselves done has been one of the most annoying things in this development. This done logic is only valuable for QA tests, it doesnt even exist in the practical use case. How it works now: * blocks mark done when sync inputs are done or all inputs are done * removed the force_done input config, its no longer needed * the wait() implementation gives blocks a grace period between an input becoming done and the block itself becoming done. After the grace period, the block is forced done.
2013-06-20gras: moved all done logic end of task mainJosh Blum
2013-06-15gras: dont update item counts until after workJosh Blum
This lets API calls like get_consumed/produced keep their values until after work is called. The propagate tags overload need this to work.
2013-06-09gras: squashed changes to move buffer consumption to post-workJosh Blum
* post-work overhead now covers posting buffers downstream * tag handler hpp code now inside task main c++ file
2013-06-06gras: filled in code from top config changesJosh Blum
2013-06-06gras: changes for actor in worker Apology commitJosh Blum
2013-06-05gras: compiles now with separate data structJosh Blum
2013-04-27gras: fixed buffer inlining with explicit support in buffer queueJosh Blum
Rather than push the inlined buffer into the BufferQueue, the output buffer queues wrapper explicitly supports holding onto the inlined buffer. This is because BufferQueue overloads generally do a token check so they only accept buffers that they are in charge of. fixes #79
2013-04-27gras: moved flush output to consume function in output queuesJosh Blum
This cleans up some code in block actor. The message sending code is now in task_main, and the consume routine is now the shared one.
2013-04-15gras: added vec call to work bufferJosh Blum
2013-04-14gras: move code into component filesJosh Blum