fwk is a HEP oriented concurrent framework in Go.
fwk, like any pure-Go package, is go get able:
$ go get go-hep.org/x/hep/fwk/...(yes, with the ellipsis after the slash, to install all the "sub-packages")
The documentation is available on godoc:
https://godoc.org/go-hep.org/x/hep/fwk
The fwk repository ships with a few examples:
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tuto-1: runs 2 tasks exchanging integers,
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tuto-2: reads integers from an ASCII file and massage them somehow,
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tuto-3: reads integers from an ASCII file, massage them somehow and write them out into an output ASCII file,
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tuto-4: fills 3 histograms with random data and write them out into a
riofile, -
tuto-5: reads histograms from a
riofile, -
tuto-6: writes event data (simple integers) into a
riofile, -
tuto-7: reads event data (simple integers) from a
riofile and saves them back (after some massaging) into anotherriofile.