I'm trying to implement an ad-hoc light weight state machine using std::variant. However, it seems that the variant fsm isn't declared right as it fails with th
I am new to spring state machine and trying to understand which is a better approach whether to persist the state context in a database or to restore the state
I am working on an implementation of a state machine in scala. The original version is written in python, therefore I have a lot of if /else clauses in the co
I implemented the depicted state machine as a minimum example in boost::msm. The Code may be reviewed here: https://wandbox.org/permlink/tIhZao8YGhJvPMfF As sh
I'm implementing a state machine as the following diagram state machine diagram I trigger "event1" and "event2" to the state machine, when "event1" triggered,
I could not find a direct answer to this but is it possible to force a certain kind of data type for an enum in C ? e.g I have an enum for a state machine that