Similar to how IO is handled on Galileo, we can create a local file system to make fake IO ports so we can run a whole network on a PC (once issue #126) is done.
For example
/node_3/lightsensor_4 will be read to get the current light value for a light sensor at port 4 on node 3.
/node_1/lightactuator_2 will be written to to reflect the current status of a light actuator at port 2 on node 1.
This way we can run several local VMs, and read/write the IO files to test if the system is working correctly.
Similar to how IO is handled on Galileo, we can create a local file system to make fake IO ports so we can run a whole network on a PC (once issue #126) is done. For example /node_3/lightsensor_4 will be read to get the current light value for a light sensor at port 4 on node 3. /node_1/lightactuator_2 will be written to to reflect the current status of a light actuator at port 2 on node 1.
This way we can run several local VMs, and read/write the IO files to test if the system is working correctly.