Programming ERLANG: Software for a concurrent world
Describes how to build parallel, distributed systems using the ERLANG programming language.
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| Zusammenfassung: | Describes how to build parallel, distributed systems using the ERLANG programming language. |
| Beschreibung: | XIII, 515 S. graph. Darst. |
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1
Begin
1
1.1
Road Map
. 2
1.2
Begin Again
. 5
1.3
Acknowledgments
. 6
2
Getting Started
7
2.1
Overview
. 7
2.2
Installing
Erlang
. 10
2.3
The Code in This Book
. 12
2.4
Starting the Shell
. 13
2.5
Simple Integer Arithmetic
. 14
2.6
Variables
. 16
2.7
Floating-Point Numbers
. 21
2.8
Atoms
. 22
2.9
Tuples
. 24
2.10
Lists
. 27
2.11
Strings
. 29
2.12
Pattern Matching Again
. 30
3
Sequential Programming
33
3.1
Modules
. 33
3.2
Back to Shopping
. 39
3.3
Functions with the Same Name and Different
Arity
. . 42
3.4
Funs
. 42
3.5
Simple List Processing
. 48
3.6
List Comprehensions
. 51
3.7
Arithmetic Expressions
. 54
3.8
Guards
. 55
3.9
Records
. 59
3.10
case and if Expressions
. 62
3.11
Building Lists in Natural Order
. 63
3.12
Accumulators
. 64
4
Exceptions
67
4.1
Exceptions
. 67
4.2
Raising an Exception
. 68
4.3
try.catch
. 69
4.4
catch
. 72
4.5
Improving Error Messages
. 73
4.6
Programming Style with try.catch
. 73
4.7
Catching Every Possible Exception
. 74
4.8
Old- and New-Style Exception Handling
. 75
4.9
Stack Traces
. 75
5
Advanced Sequential Programming
77
5.1
BIFs
. 78
5.2
Binaries
. 78
5.3
The Bit Syntax
. 80
5.4
Miscellaneous Short Topics
. 89
6
Compiling and Running Your Program
109
6.1
Starting and Stopping the
Erlang
Shell
. 109
6.2
Modifying the Development Environment
. 110
6.3
Different Ways to Run Your Program
. 113
6.4
Automating Compilation with Makefiles
. 118
6.5
Command Editing in the
Erlang
Shell
. 121
6.6
Getting Out of Trouble
. 122
6.7
When Things Go Wrong
. 122
6.8
Getting Help
. 125
6.9
Tweaking the Environment
. 126
6.10
The Crash Dump
. 127
7
Concurrency
129
8
Concurrent Programming
133
8.1
The Concurrency Primitives
. 134
8.2
A Simple Example
. 135
8.3
Client-Server—An Introduction
. 136
8.4
How Long Does It Take to Create a Process?
. 140
8.5
Receive with a Timeout
. 142
8.6
Selective Receive
. 145
8.7
Registered Processes
. 146
8.8
How Do We Write a Concurrent Program?
. 148
8.9
A Word About Tail Recursion
. 148
8.10
Spawning with MFAs
. 149
8.11
Problems
. 150
9
Errors in Concurrent Programs
151
9.1
Linking Processes
. 151
9.2
An on_exit Handler
. 152
9.3
Remote Handling of Errors
. 154
9.4
The Details of Error Handling
. 154
9.5
Error Handling Primitives
. 162
9.6
Sets of Linked Processes
. 164
9.7
Monitors
. 164
9.8
A Keep-Alive Process
. 165
10
Distributed Programming
167
10.1
The Name Server
. 169
10.2
The Distribution Primitives
. 174
10.3
Libraries for Distributed Programming
. 177
10.4
The Cookie Protection System
. 178
10.5
Socket-Based Distribution
. 179
11
IRC Lite
183
11.1
Message Sequence Diagrams
. 185
11.2
The User Interface
. 186
11.3
Client-Side Software
. 187
11.4
Server-Side Software
. 191
11.5
Running the Application
. 195
11.6
The Chat Program Source Code
. 196
11.7
Exercises
. 203
12
Interfacing Techniques
205
12.1
Ports
. 206
12.2
Interfacing an External
С
Program
. 207
12.3
open_port
. 213
12.4
Linked-in Drivers
. 214
12.5
Notes
. 218
13
Programming with Files
219
13.1
Organization of the Libraries
. 219
13.2
The Different Ways of Reading a File
. 220
13.3
The Different Ways of Writing to a File
. 228
13.4
Directory Operations
. 232
13.5
Finding Information About a File
. 233
13.6
Copying and Deleting Files
. 234
13.7
Bits and Pieces
. 234
13.8
A Find Utility
. 235
14 Programming
with Sockets
239
14.1
Using TCP
. 240
14.2
Control Issues
. 249
14.3
Where Did That Connection Come From?
. 252
14.4
Error Handling with Sockets
. 253
14.5
UDP
. 254
14.6
Broadcasting to Multiple Machines
. 257
14.7
A SHOUTcast Server
. 259
14.8
Digging Deeper
. 266
15
БТЅ
and DETS: Large Data Storage Mechanisms
267
15.1
Basic Operations on Tables
. 268
15.2
Types of Table
. 269
15.3
ETS
Table Efficiency Considerations
. 270
15.4
Creating an
ETS
Table
. 271
15.5
Example Programs with
ETS
. 273
15.6
DETS
. 278
15.7
What Haven't We Talked About?
. 281
15.8
Code Listings
. 282
16
OTP
Introduction
285
16.1
The Road to the Generic Server
. 286
16.2
Getting Started with gen_server
. 295
16.3
The
gen_server
Callback Structure
. 299
16.4
Code and Templates
. 303
16.5
Digging Deeper
. 306
17
Mnesia: The
Erlang
Database
307
17.1
Database Queries
. 307
17.2
Adding and Removing Data in the Database
. 311
17.3
Mnesia Transactions
. 313
17.4
Storing Complex Data in Tables
. 317
17.5
Table Types and Location
. 319
17.6
Creating the Initial Database
. 322
17.7
The Table Viewer
. 323
17.8
Digging Deeper
. 323
17.9
Listings
. 325
18
Making a System with
OTP
329
18.1
Generic Event Handling
. 330
18.2
The Error Logger
. 333
18.3
Alarm Management
. 340
18.4
The Application Servers
. 342
18.5
The Supervision Tree
. 345
18.6
Starting the System
. 348
18.7
The Application
. 352
18.8
File System Organization
. 354
18.9
The Application Monitor
. 355
18.10
Digging Deeper
. 355
18.11
How Did We Make That Prime?
. 357
19
Multicore Prelude
359
20
Programming Multicore CPUs
361
20.1
How to Make Programs Run Efficiently on a Multicore
CPU
. 362
20.2
Parallelizing Sequential Code
. 366
20.3
Small Messages, Big Computations
. 369
20.4
mapreduce and Indexing Our Disk
. 373
20.5
Growing Into the Future
. 383
A Documenting Our Program
385
A.
1 Erlang
Type Notation
. 386
A.2 Tools That Use Types
. 389
В
Erlang
on Microsoft Windows
391
B.I
Erlang. 391
В.
2
Fetch and Install MinGW
. 391
B.3 Fetch and Install MSYS
. 392
B.4 Install the MSYS Developer Toolkit (Optional)
. 392
B.5 Emacs
. 392
С
Resources
395
C.I Online Documentation
. 395
C.2 Books and Theses
. 396
C.3 Link Collections
. 396
C.4 Blogs
. 396
C.5 Forums, Online Communities, and Social Sites
. 397
C.6 Conferences
. 397
C.7 Projects
. 397
C.8 Bibliography
. 398
D A Socket Application
399
D.I An Example
. . 399
D.2
How llb_chan
Works
. 402
D.3 The
lłb_chan
Code
. 405
Б
Miscellaneous
415
E.I Analysis and Profiling Tools
. 415
E.2 Debugging
. 418
E.3 Tracing
. 427
E.4 Dynamic Code Loading
. 431
F
Module and Function Reference
435
F.
1
Module: application
. 435
F.2 Module: base64
. 436
F.3 Module: beamjib
. 437
F.4 Module:
с
. 437
F.5 Module: calendar
. 439
F.6 Module: code
. 440
F.7 Module: dets
. 441
F.8 Module: diet
. 444
F.9 Module: digraph
. 445
F.10 Module: digraph_utils
. 446
F.
11
Module: diskjog
. 447
F.12 Module: epp
. 448
F.13 Module: erl_eval
. 449
F.14 Module: erl_parse
. 449
F.15 Module: erl_pp
. 450
F.16 Module: erl_scan
. 450
F.17 Module: erl_tar
. 450
F.18 Module:
erlang . 451
F. 19
Module: errorjiandler
. 460
F.20 Module: errorjogger
. 460
F.21 Module:
ets
. 461
F.22 Module: file
. 464
F.23 Module: file_sorter
. 466
F.24 Module: filelib
. 467
F.25 Module: filename
. 467
F.26 Module: gb_sets
. 468
F.27 Module: gbjxees
. 470
F.28 Module: ge^event
. 471
F.29 Module: gen_fsm
. 472
F.30
Module: gen_sctp
. 473
F.31 Module:
gen_server
. 474
F.32 Module: gen_tcp
. 474
F.33 Module: gen_udp
. 475
F.34 Module:
global. 475
F.35 Module: inet
. 476
F.36 Module: init
. 477
F.37 Module:
io
. 477
F.38 Module: iojib
. 478
F.39 Module:
lib
. 479
F.
40
Module:
lists
. 479
F.41 Module:
math
. 483
F.
42
Module: msjransform
. 483
F.
43
Module: net_adm
. 483
F.
44
Module: net_kernel
. 484
F.45 Module: os
. 484
F.46 Module: procjib
. 485
F.47 Module: qlc
. 485
F.48 Module: queue
. 486
F.
49
Module:
random
. 487
F.50 Module: regexp
. 488
F.51 Module: rpc
. 488
F.52 Module: seqjxace
. 490
F.53 Module: sets
. 490
F.54 Module:
shell
. 491
F.55 Module:
slave
. 491
F.56 Module: sofs
. 492
F.57 Module:
string
. 496
F.58 Module: supervisor
. 497
F.59 Module:
sys
. 497
F.60 Module: timer
. 498
F.61 Module: win32reg
. 499
F.62 Module:
zip
. 500
F.63 Module: zlib
. 500
Index
503 |
| adam_txt |
1
Begin
1
1.1
Road Map
. 2
1.2
Begin Again
. 5
1.3
Acknowledgments
. 6
2
Getting Started
7
2.1
Overview
. 7
2.2
Installing
Erlang
. 10
2.3
The Code in This Book
. 12
2.4
Starting the Shell
. 13
2.5
Simple Integer Arithmetic
. 14
2.6
Variables
. 16
2.7
Floating-Point Numbers
. 21
2.8
Atoms
. 22
2.9
Tuples
. 24
2.10
Lists
. 27
2.11
Strings
. 29
2.12
Pattern Matching Again
. 30
3
Sequential Programming
33
3.1
Modules
. 33
3.2
Back to Shopping
. 39
3.3
Functions with the Same Name and Different
Arity
. . 42
3.4
Funs
. 42
3.5
Simple List Processing
. 48
3.6
List Comprehensions
. 51
3.7
Arithmetic Expressions
. 54
3.8
Guards
. 55
3.9
Records
. 59
3.10
case and if Expressions
. 62
3.11
Building Lists in Natural Order
. 63
3.12
Accumulators
. 64
4
Exceptions
67
4.1
Exceptions
. 67
4.2
Raising an Exception
. 68
4.3
try.catch
. 69
4.4
catch
. 72
4.5
Improving Error Messages
. 73
4.6
Programming Style with try.catch
. 73
4.7
Catching Every Possible Exception
. 74
4.8
Old- and New-Style Exception Handling
. 75
4.9
Stack Traces
. 75
5
Advanced Sequential Programming
77
5.1
BIFs
. 78
5.2
Binaries
. 78
5.3
The Bit Syntax
. 80
5.4
Miscellaneous Short Topics
. 89
6
Compiling and Running Your Program
109
6.1
Starting and Stopping the
Erlang
Shell
. 109
6.2
Modifying the Development Environment
. 110
6.3
Different Ways to Run Your Program
. 113
6.4
Automating Compilation with Makefiles
. 118
6.5
Command Editing in the
Erlang
Shell
. 121
6.6
Getting Out of Trouble
. 122
6.7
When Things Go Wrong
. 122
6.8
Getting Help
. 125
6.9
Tweaking the Environment
. 126
6.10
The Crash Dump
. 127
7
Concurrency
129
8
Concurrent Programming
133
8.1
The Concurrency Primitives
. 134
8.2
A Simple Example
. 135
8.3
Client-Server—An Introduction
. 136
8.4
How Long Does It Take to Create a Process?
. 140
8.5
Receive with a Timeout
. 142
8.6
Selective Receive
. 145
8.7
Registered Processes
. 146
8.8
How Do We Write a Concurrent Program?
. 148
8.9
A Word About Tail Recursion
. 148
8.10
Spawning with MFAs
. 149
8.11
Problems
. 150
9
Errors in Concurrent Programs
151
9.1
Linking Processes
. 151
9.2
An on_exit Handler
. 152
9.3
Remote Handling of Errors
. 154
9.4
The Details of Error Handling
. 154
9.5
Error Handling Primitives
. 162
9.6
Sets of Linked Processes
. 164
9.7
Monitors
. 164
9.8
A Keep-Alive Process
. 165
10
Distributed Programming
167
10.1
The Name Server
. 169
10.2
The Distribution Primitives
. 174
10.3
Libraries for Distributed Programming
. 177
10.4
The Cookie Protection System
. 178
10.5
Socket-Based Distribution
. 179
11
IRC Lite
183
11.1
Message Sequence Diagrams
. 185
11.2
The User Interface
. 186
11.3
Client-Side Software
. 187
11.4
Server-Side Software
. 191
11.5
Running the Application
. 195
11.6
The Chat Program Source Code
. 196
11.7
Exercises
. 203
12
Interfacing Techniques
205
12.1
Ports
. 206
12.2
Interfacing an External
С
Program
. 207
12.3
open_port
. 213
12.4
Linked-in Drivers
. 214
12.5
Notes
. 218
13
Programming with Files
219
13.1
Organization of the Libraries
. 219
13.2
The Different Ways of Reading a File
. 220
13.3
The Different Ways of Writing to a File
. 228
13.4
Directory Operations
. 232
13.5
Finding Information About a File
. 233
13.6
Copying and Deleting Files
. 234
13.7
Bits and Pieces
. 234
13.8
A Find Utility
. 235
14 Programming
with Sockets
239
14.1
Using TCP
. 240
14.2
Control Issues
. 249
14.3
Where Did That Connection Come From?
. 252
14.4
Error Handling with Sockets
. 253
14.5
UDP
. 254
14.6
Broadcasting to Multiple Machines
. 257
14.7
A SHOUTcast Server
. 259
14.8
Digging Deeper
. 266
15
БТЅ
and DETS: Large Data Storage Mechanisms
267
15.1
Basic Operations on Tables
. 268
15.2
Types of Table
. 269
15.3
ETS
Table Efficiency Considerations
. 270
15.4
Creating an
ETS
Table
. 271
15.5
Example Programs with
ETS
. 273
15.6
DETS
. 278
15.7
What Haven't We Talked About?
. 281
15.8
Code Listings
. 282
16
OTP
Introduction
285
16.1
The Road to the Generic Server
. 286
16.2
Getting Started with gen_server
. 295
16.3
The
gen_server
Callback Structure
. 299
16.4
Code and Templates
. 303
16.5
Digging Deeper
. 306
17
Mnesia: The
Erlang
Database
307
17.1
Database Queries
. 307
17.2
Adding and Removing Data in the Database
. 311
17.3
Mnesia Transactions
. 313
17.4
Storing Complex Data in Tables
. 317
17.5
Table Types and Location
. 319
17.6
Creating the Initial Database
. 322
17.7
The Table Viewer
. 323
17.8
Digging Deeper
. 323
17.9
Listings
. 325
18
Making a System with
OTP
329
18.1
Generic Event Handling
. 330
18.2
The Error Logger
. 333
18.3
Alarm Management
. 340
18.4
The Application Servers
. 342
18.5
The Supervision Tree
. 345
18.6
Starting the System
. 348
18.7
The Application
. 352
18.8
File System Organization
. 354
18.9
The Application Monitor
. 355
18.10
Digging Deeper
. 355
18.11
How Did We Make That Prime?
. 357
19
Multicore Prelude
359
20
Programming Multicore CPUs
361
20.1
How to Make Programs Run Efficiently on a Multicore
CPU
. 362
20.2
Parallelizing Sequential Code
. 366
20.3
Small Messages, Big Computations
. 369
20.4
mapreduce and Indexing Our Disk
. 373
20.5
Growing Into the Future
. 383
A Documenting Our Program
385
A.
1 Erlang
Type Notation
. 386
A.2 Tools That Use Types
. 389
В
Erlang
on Microsoft Windows
391
B.I
Erlang. 391
В.
2
Fetch and Install MinGW
. 391
B.3 Fetch and Install MSYS
. 392
B.4 Install the MSYS Developer Toolkit (Optional)
. 392
B.5 Emacs
. 392
С
Resources
395
C.I Online Documentation
. 395
C.2 Books and Theses
. 396
C.3 Link Collections
. 396
C.4 Blogs
. 396
C.5 Forums, Online Communities, and Social Sites
. 397
C.6 Conferences
. 397
C.7 Projects
. 397
C.8 Bibliography
. 398
D A Socket Application
399
D.I An Example
. . 399
D.2
How llb_chan
Works
. 402
D.3 The
lłb_chan
Code
. 405
Б
Miscellaneous
415
E.I Analysis and Profiling Tools
. 415
E.2 Debugging
. 418
E.3 Tracing
. 427
E.4 Dynamic Code Loading
. 431
F
Module and Function Reference
435
F.
1
Module: application
. 435
F.2 Module: base64
. 436
F.3 Module: beamjib
. 437
F.4 Module:
с
. 437
F.5 Module: calendar
. 439
F.6 Module: code
. 440
F.7 Module: dets
. 441
F.8 Module: diet
. 444
F.9 Module: digraph
. 445
F.10 Module: digraph_utils
. 446
F.
11
Module: diskjog
. 447
F.12 Module: epp
. 448
F.13 Module: erl_eval
. 449
F.14 Module: erl_parse
. 449
F.15 Module: erl_pp
. 450
F.16 Module: erl_scan
. 450
F.17 Module: erl_tar
. 450
F.18 Module:
erlang . 451
F. 19
Module: errorjiandler
. 460
F.20 Module: errorjogger
. 460
F.21 Module:
ets
. 461
F.22 Module: file
. 464
F.23 Module: file_sorter
. 466
F.24 Module: filelib
. 467
F.25 Module: filename
. 467
F.26 Module: gb_sets
. 468
F.27 Module: gbjxees
. 470
F.28 Module: ge^event
. 471
F.29 Module: gen_fsm
. 472
F.30
Module: gen_sctp
. 473
F.31 Module:
gen_server
. 474
F.32 Module: gen_tcp
. 474
F.33 Module: gen_udp
. 475
F.34 Module:
global. 475
F.35 Module: inet
. 476
F.36 Module: init
. 477
F.37 Module:
io
. 477
F.38 Module: iojib
. 478
F.39 Module:
lib
. 479
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Module:
lists
. 479
F.41 Module:
math
. 483
F.
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Module: msjransform
. 483
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Module: net_adm
. 483
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Module: net_kernel
. 484
F.45 Module: os
. 484
F.46 Module: procjib
. 485
F.47 Module: qlc
. 485
F.48 Module: queue
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Module:
random
. 487
F.50 Module: regexp
. 488
F.51 Module: rpc
. 488
F.52 Module: seqjxace
. 490
F.53 Module: sets
. 490
F.54 Module:
shell
. 491
F.55 Module:
slave
. 491
F.56 Module: sofs
. 492
F.57 Module:
string
. 496
F.58 Module: supervisor
. 497
F.59 Module:
sys
. 497
F.60 Module: timer
. 498
F.61 Module: win32reg
. 499
F.62 Module:
zip
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F.63 Module: zlib
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