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The initialization of RefPorts and VarPorts during build(..) in the PyProcessBuilder expects 2 csp_ports, one receiving and one sending.
Currently there could be a list of csp_ports. This needs to be cleaned up.
Reference:
This is not so elegant and looks like a hack. Normally there could be multiple csp_ports in case of 1:many or many:1 connectivity.
Here there are multiple ports because we've just misused it to pass the different send and recv ports. That's conceptually different. If we throw errors that forbid non 1:1 connections then this will work but we should find a better solution.
Either implement a better way of file a descriptive issue to address this hack and make it cleaner.
The initialization of RefPorts and VarPorts during build(..) in the PyProcessBuilder expects 2 csp_ports, one receiving and one sending.
Currently there could be a list of csp_ports. This needs to be cleaned up.
Should be done in parallel with Issue #55
Reference:
This is not so elegant and looks like a hack. Normally there could be multiple csp_ports in case of 1:many or many:1 connectivity.
Here there are multiple ports because we've just misused it to pass the different send and recv ports. That's conceptually different. If we throw errors that forbid non 1:1 connections then this will work but we should find a better solution.
Either implement a better way of file a descriptive issue to address this hack and make it cleaner.
Originally posted by @awintel in #46 (comment)
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