Distributed Logical clocks. Code will spawn n (distributed) processes Pi, 0 ≤ i < n, each one looping forever. Each loop iteration is a loop interval and its duration can be set to 1 second. In every loop interval Pi does the following: − If there is a message m pending to be received it receives m − Otherwise o It does an internal action with probability 0.80 o It sends a message to process Pj, 0 ≤ j < n and j ≠ i with probability 0.20. The message gets delayed at its source for a random amount of time < 2 sec to simulate network delay. − It calculates and prints its logical clock value along with the action it takes. Note: several messages may arrive in a process within a loop interval. In such a case they will be queued and delivered to the process in subsequent loop intervals.

src\Configuration\config.cfg
...\IncMsgHandler.java
...\InitThread.java
...\Message.java
...\OutMsgHandler.java
...\ProcLClock.java
...\Queue.java
...\SPair.java
...\Configuration
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