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import Distributed
foo_quote = quote
function foo(name::String)::String
id = Distributed.myid()
return "Hello $name from $id"
end
end
function run(num_procs::Integer)::Array{String}
results = []
procs = Distributed.addprocs(num_procs)
try
# Define functionality
#
# There's lots of equivalent ways of doing this.
# I think probably the easiest is actually to put
# the other definitions all in one file, and then
# doing @spawnat proc include("file_defining_foo.jl")
#
# Another option is to define foo() inside of run()
# as local variables still seem to be accessible.
#
# This just makes for a neat single-file example.
for proc in procs
Distributed.@spawnat proc eval(foo_quote)
end
# Run functionality
futures = []
names = ["Miles" for _ in 1:length(procs)]
for (proc, name) in zip(procs, names)
future = Distributed.@spawnat proc foo(name)
push!(futures, future)
end
# Get results
for future in futures
push!(results, Distributed.fetch(future))
end
finally
Distributed.rmprocs(procs...)
end
return results
end
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