If you are talking about an Application Processor, I think I can make a recommendation, but are you interested in these things running simultaneously from the same process? That would require a different approach than what i have done in Perl.

I wrote a provisioning system in Perl whose main process loads a state machine from a config file which names all the states, entry and exit points, branches, etc. The config file is a Data::Dumper style hash with the contents, and can loaded and run dynamically.

Is this in the ballpark? If so, I can explain further

DrSax

In reply to Re: mod_perl-esque named-pipe-to-interpreter application? (code) by DrSax
in thread mod_perl-esque named-pipe-to-interpreter application? (code) by deprecated

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