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Hello ACT-R Community,<br><br>Im currently trying to embed a C++ Simulation with ACT-R. I have a running Async TCP Server (via BOOST-ASIO) for the Communication <br>with ACT-R via a device ( like in http://www.zmms.tu-berlin.de/kogmod/tools/hello-java.html Framework). The Communication works nicely.<br><br>And now comes the not-so easy part: the Modeling in ACT-R:<br>Ok, I'm trying to get it right: <br>I need multiple "Agents", which communicate with the C++ Simulation (TCP) , and all should have the same ACT-R Model.<br>How can i do that?<br> My first guess would be to start as many ACT-R environments as I have agents and just set different Ports for Communication and<br>parse them in C++ to the correct instance of my c++ agent.<br>But this seems quite an overkill if the ACT-R Instances go into the 10+<br><br>Since I'm quite new to ACT-R, I do not know its complete capabilities.<br><br>There has to be another Solution to this sort of problem?<br><br>with best regards,<br><br>Tobias Bichlmaier<br>University of Techology, Munich<br><br><br> </div></body>
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