by [Theo Verelst]

I've made various pages on [bwise]:

   * [bwise]
   * [Bwise - a graphical programming setup]
   * [bwise applications and examples]
   * [Bwise version 0.34, all in one file, 8.4 compatible] (currently the latest version, all in just one file)
   * [Interactive Polygon in Bwise] a graphics example
   * [C compiled image processing on an interactive Bwise] calling the C compiler from a block, creating an image with the resulting program, and displaying it on the bwise canvas
   * [process and stream based bwise blocks] in builtup
   * [A grep-like utility] part of bwise
   * [A little multiplication toy] example use
   * [A simple version of Eliza]
   * [Boolean Logic]

This one precedes more general work on the idea of using bwise in a distributed way, which can basically go three ways:

   * cooperating multiple (distributed) bwise-es, for instance working on the same design in a distributed fashion
   * linked into one distrbuted bwises for one application, where each bwise, probably on a different machine, or with windows on different X servers (or window terminals clients)
   * controlling a application with one (or a few non-distributed) bwise window, consisting of various, possibly distributed, processes.

This page is about the second option, to begin with.

We make two bwises connect up, and take part in a chain of events, linked to blocks on both its' canvasses which extends from the one to the other.

I was able to use two machines in this setup, a linux machine running tcl/tk 8.4, and a windows XP running PC