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Thanks. What is reason to introduce asynchronous to cgos client? |
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The design is for analysis command. The reader can get analysis string in real time. My simple ideal is that.
If you think this feature is not necessary, I will close this branch. Thanks. |
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At first step, I omit the realtime analysis mode. I look it at next step. |
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The current asynchronous function works now. |
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Implement the asynchronous ability GTP pipe in this branch. The concept is borrowed from katrain. I show the ideal here
queryQueuequeryQueue. Send the command to engine, then push the current query intowaitingQueuewaitingQueueand receive GTP response from engine. Push the query and response intofinishedQueueif response is end.finishedQueue.Only implement the synchronous function now.