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#!/bin/bash

# Unload the keyboard so I can use my external keyboard
# and not worry about accidentally pressing buttons on
# the built-in. This may not be a problem for you but, you
# should see my desk sometimes (Oh no!!) ;-)

sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/AppleUSBTopCase.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleUSBTCKeyboard.kext/

JohnMurray

Nim Learning List

• Get a basic overview of Nim
  • Nim by Examplee
    • Made a small contribution, woot!
  • Nim Notes
• modules & imports
  • understand import std/[terminal] syntax
• threading & concurrency model(s)
• dependency management

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template<std::derived_from<Actor> RefOf>
class ActorRef { /* ...

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template<typename RefOf>
class ActorRef {
    std::shared_ptr<RefOf> m_actor;
  public:
    ActorRef(std::shared_ptr<RefOf> actor)
      : m_actor(actor) {}

    template<typename Message>
    void send(Message&& msg) { /* TODO */ }
}

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int main() {
    std::unique_ptr<Actor> actor = std::make_unique<HelloActor>("Howdy");

    actor->enqueue([&actor]() {
        // how do I get it to the correct receiver?
        dynamic_cast<HelloBehavior*>(actor.get())->receive("neighbor");
    });
    
    actor->process_message();
}

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class Actor {
  public:
  virtual ~Actor() = default;
};
class Behavior {};

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class Actor {
  std::deque<std::function<void()>> m_messages;

public:
  virtual ~Actor() = default;
  
  void enqueue(std::function<void()> const& func) {
    m_messages.push_back(func);
  }
  

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class HelloActor
  : Actor<std::string>
  , HelloBehavior { ... }

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template<typename ... Messages>
class Actor {
    std::vector<std::variant<Messages ...>> m_messages;
};

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class HelloBehavior {
  public:
    virtual void receive(std::string const& msg) = 0;
};

class HelloActor
    : public Actor
    , public HelloBehavior {
    
    std::string m_greeting;