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Project Structure

Project submodules​

The Collektive project is organized into several submodules, each serving a distinct role:

  • collektive-dsl: the core implementation of the Domain-Specific Language (DSL) for aggregate computing, exposing the operators and logic for this programming paradigm.
  • collektive-stdlib: a standard library providing essential functions and utilities to support aggregate computing operations.
  • collektive-compiler-plugin is divided into two components:
    • frontend: checks for dangerous or inappropriate code written using the Collektive DSL
    • backend: a compiler plugin that modifies a data structure used to track the runtime stack. Each time a function is called, its name is registered in this structure.
  • collektive-compiler-embeddable:
    • compiler-embedded: an embeddable version of the compiler designed for integration into other projects. This allows developers to leverage the compiler’s capabilities directly within their applications, making it easier to extend and customize compilation features.
  • collektive-gradle-plugin: a necessary plugin that allows Gradle projects to include and apply the compiler plugin.
  • alchemist-incarnation-collektive: an incarnation of Collektive for the Alchemist simulator, which is a simulation framework for distributed systems.