How to use SharedCounterEvent method of Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects.SharedCounterEvent class

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SharedCounterEvent.cs

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...4{5 /​/​/​ <summary>6 /​/​/​ Event used to communicate with a shared counter actor.7 /​/​/​ </​summary>8 internal class SharedCounterEvent : Event9 {10 /​/​/​ <summary>11 /​/​/​ Supported shared counter operations.12 /​/​/​ </​summary>13 internal enum OperationType14 {15 Get,16 Set,17 Increment,18 Decrement,19 Add,20 CompareExchange21 }22 /​/​/​ <summary>23 /​/​/​ The operation stored in this event.24 /​/​/​ </​summary>25 public OperationType Operation { get; private set; }26 /​/​/​ <summary>27 /​/​/​ The shared counter value stored in this event.28 /​/​/​ </​summary>29 public int Value { get; private set; }30 /​/​/​ <summary>31 /​/​/​ Comparand value stored in this event.32 /​/​/​ </​summary>33 public int Comparand { get; private set; }34 /​/​/​ <summary>35 /​/​/​ The sender actor stored in this event.36 /​/​/​ </​summary>37 public ActorId Sender { get; private set; }38 /​/​/​ <summary>39 /​/​/​ Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="SharedCounterEvent"/​> class.40 /​/​/​ </​summary>41 private SharedCounterEvent(OperationType op, int value, int comparand, ActorId sender)42 {43 this.Operation = op;44 this.Value = value;45 this.Comparand = comparand;46 this.Sender = sender;47 }48 /​/​/​ <summary>49 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.Increment"/​> operation.50 /​/​/​ </​summary>51 public static SharedCounterEvent IncrementEvent()52 {53 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.Increment, 0, 0, null);54 }55 /​/​/​ <summary>56 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.Decrement"/​> operation.57 /​/​/​ </​summary>58 public static SharedCounterEvent DecrementEvent()59 {60 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.Decrement, 0, 0, null);61 }62 /​/​/​ <summary>63 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.Set"/​> operation.64 /​/​/​ </​summary>65 public static SharedCounterEvent SetEvent(ActorId sender, int value)66 {67 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.Set, value, 0, sender);68 }69 /​/​/​ <summary>70 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.Get"/​> operation.71 /​/​/​ </​summary>72 public static SharedCounterEvent GetEvent(ActorId sender)73 {74 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.Get, 0, 0, sender);75 }76 /​/​/​ <summary>77 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.Add"/​> operation.78 /​/​/​ </​summary>79 public static SharedCounterEvent AddEvent(ActorId sender, int value)80 {81 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.Add, value, 0, sender);82 }83 /​/​/​ <summary>84 /​/​/​ Creates a new event for the <see cref="OperationType.CompareExchange"/​> operation.85 /​/​/​ </​summary>86 public static SharedCounterEvent CompareExchangeEvent(ActorId sender, int value, int comparand)87 {88 return new SharedCounterEvent(OperationType.CompareExchange, value, comparand, sender);89 }90 }91}...

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SharedCounterActor.cs

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...5{6 /​/​/​ <summary>7 /​/​/​ A shared counter modeled using an actor for testing.8 /​/​/​ </​summary>9 [OnEventDoAction(typeof(SharedCounterEvent), nameof(ProcessEvent))]10 internal sealed class SharedCounterActor : Actor11 {12 /​/​/​ <summary>13 /​/​/​ The value of the shared counter.14 /​/​/​ </​summary>15 private int Counter;16 /​/​/​ <summary>17 /​/​/​ Initializes the actor.18 /​/​/​ </​summary>19 protected override Task OnInitializeAsync(Event initialEvent)20 {21 this.Counter = 0;22 return Task.CompletedTask;23 }24 /​/​/​ <summary>25 /​/​/​ Processes the next dequeued event.26 /​/​/​ </​summary>27 private void ProcessEvent(Event e)28 {29 var opEvent = e as SharedCounterEvent;30 switch (opEvent.Operation)31 {32 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.Set:33 this.SendEvent(opEvent.Sender, new SharedCounterResponseEvent(this.Counter));34 this.Counter = opEvent.Value;35 break;36 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.Get:37 this.SendEvent(opEvent.Sender, new SharedCounterResponseEvent(this.Counter));38 break;39 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.Increment:40 this.Counter++;41 break;42 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.Decrement:43 this.Counter--;44 break;45 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.Add:46 this.Counter += opEvent.Value;47 this.SendEvent(opEvent.Sender, new SharedCounterResponseEvent(this.Counter));48 break;49 case SharedCounterEvent.OperationType.CompareExchange:50 this.SendEvent(opEvent.Sender, new SharedCounterResponseEvent(this.Counter));51 if (this.Counter == opEvent.Comparand)52 {53 this.Counter = opEvent.Value;54 }55 break;56 default:57 throw new System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException("Unsupported SharedCounter operation: " + opEvent.Operation);58 }59 }60 }61}...

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SharedCounterEvent

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1 {2 {3 public SharedCounterEvent(int value)4 {5 this.Value = value;6 }7 public int Value { get; }8 }9 }10 {11 {12 private int counter;13 public SharedCounter(int initialValue)14 {15 this.counter = initialValue;16 }17 public int Increment()18 {19 this.counter++;20 return this.counter;21 }22 public int Decrement()23 {24 this.counter--;25 return this.counter;26 }27 public int Get()28 {29 return this.counter;30 }31 }32 }33 {34 {35 private int counter;36 public SharedCounter(int initialValue)37 {38 this.counter = initialValue;39 }40 public int Increment()41 {42 this.counter++;43 return this.counter;44 }45 public int Decrement()46 {47 this.counter--;48 return this.counter;49 }50 public int Get()51 {52 return this.counter;53 }54 }55 }56 {57 {58 public SharedCounterEvent(int value)59 {60 this.Value = value;61 }62 public int Value { get; }63 }64 }65 {66 {67 private int counter;68 public SharedCounter(int initialValue)69 {70 this.counter = initialValue;71 }72 public int Increment()73 {

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;2using System;3{4 {5 static void Main(string[] args)6 {7 SharedCounterEvent sharedCounterEvent = new SharedCounterEvent();8 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();9 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();10 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();11 Console.WriteLine("SharedCounterEvent: {0}", sharedCounterEvent.Value);12 }13 }14}15using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;16using System;17{18 {19 static void Main(string[] args)20 {21 SharedCounterEvent sharedCounterEvent = new SharedCounterEvent();22 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();23 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();24 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();25 Console.WriteLine("SharedCounterEvent: {0}", sharedCounterEvent.Value);26 }27 }28}29using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;30using System;31{32 {33 static void Main(string[] args)34 {35 SharedCounterEvent sharedCounterEvent = new SharedCounterEvent();36 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();37 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();38 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();39 Console.WriteLine("SharedCounterEvent: {0}", sharedCounterEvent.Value);40 }41 }42}43using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;44using System;45{46 {47 static void Main(string[] args)48 {49 SharedCounterEvent sharedCounterEvent = new SharedCounterEvent();50 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();51 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();52 sharedCounterEvent.Increment();53 Console.WriteLine("SharedCounterEvent: {0}", sharedCounterEvent.Value);54 }55 }56}57using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;58using System;59{

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4using Microsoft.Coyote;5using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors;6using Microsoft.Coyote.Specifications;7{8 static void Main(string[] args)9 {10 var runtime = RuntimeFactory.Create();11 runtime.RegisterMonitor<SharedCounterEventMonitor>();12 runtime.CreateActor(typeof(Counter));13 runtime.Run();14 }15}16{17 private SharedCounter counter;18 protected override Task OnInitializeAsync(Event initialEvent)19 {20 this.counter = SharedCounter.Create(this.Id.Runtime, 0);21 this.SendEvent(this.Id, new E());22 return Task.CompletedTask;23 }24 private async Task OnEAsync()25 {26 this.counter.Increment();27 await Task.Delay(1000);28 this.SendEvent(this.Id, new E());29 }30}31class E : Event { }32{33 [OnEntry(nameof(OnInitEntry))]34 [OnEventDoAction(typeof(E), nameof(OnE))]35 private class Init : MonitorState { }36 private void OnInitEntry()37 {38 this.Assert(this.Counter == 0, "Counter is not 0.");39 }40 private void OnE()41 {42 this.Assert(this.Counter == 1, "Counter is not 1.");43 }44 {45 {46 return (this.ReceivedEvent as SharedCounterEvent).Value;47 }48 }49}50The above code fails because the assertion in OnE() is executed before the event handler for E has completed execution. This is because the event handler for E is asynchronous and the assertion is executed in a different task. The assertion should be executed after the event handler for E has completed execution. To do this, we can use the MonitorAction attribute to specify that the assertion should be executed in the context of the event handler for E. The following code shows how to use the MonitorAction attribute:51using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;52using System;53using System.Threading.Tasks;54using Microsoft.Coyote;55using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors;56using Microsoft.Coyote.Specifications;57{

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors;2using Microsoft.Coyote.Actors.SharedObjects;3using System;4using System.Collections.Generic;5using System.Linq;6using System.Text;7using System.Threading.Tasks;8{9 {10 static void Main(string[] args)11 {12 var runtime = RuntimeFactory.Create();13 runtime.CreateActor(typeof(Counter));14 Console.ReadLine();15 }16 }17 {18 private SharedCounter counter;19 protected override async Task OnInitializeAsync(Event initialEvent)20 {21 this.counter = SharedCounter.Create(this.Id.Runtime, 1);

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