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RdP immediate transitions #6

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RdP immediate transitions #6

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Add Immediate Transitions Functionality and Simple Monitor for N-Invariants

This update includes the following changes:
  • Implemented functionality for immediate transitions in the Petri Net, ensuring compatibility with the N-invariants specified in the requirements.
  • Added a simple monitor to oversee thread segments. The monitor currently operates without specific policies, which will be introduced in future updates.

@brian1062 brian1062 self-assigned this Nov 22, 2024
return transitions;
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public List<Transition> getSequence(int sequenceNumber) {
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por que hablamos de secuencias? no serian segmentos? o algo no me estoy acordando

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o es secuencias de transiciones 🤔🤔 eso podria ser no

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obtenes la secuencia de disparos para ese segmento EJ: segmento/hilo 0, obtiene la secuencia t0 t1

@franco-viotti franco-viotti merged commit a9eaf07 into master Nov 25, 2024
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