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	== Intermediate Design Patterns ==		== Intermediate Design Patterns ==
	Intermediate design patterns deal with multi-loop patterns usually implementing a messaging scheme communicating bi-directional between the loops.		Intermediate design patterns deal with multi-loop patterns usually implementing a messaging scheme communicating bi-directional between the loops.

			=== Patterns ===
	* [[Queued Message Handler\|Queued Message Handler (QMH)]]		* [[Queued Message Handler\|Queued Message Handler (QMH)]]
	* [[Queued State Machine\|Queued State Machine (QSM)]]		* [[Queued State Machine\|Queued State Machine (QSM)]]
	* [[Functional global variable\|Functional Global Variable (FGV) / Action Engine (AE)]]		* [[Functional global variable\|Functional Global Variable (FGV) / Action Engine (AE)]]

			=== Other Topics ===
			* [[Recursion]]

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	== Advanced Design Patterns ==		== Advanced Design Patterns ==
	Advanced design patterns deals with multiple modules with multiple loops that communicate through a messaging scheme between the loops and between the modules.		Advanced design patterns deals with multiple modules with multiple loops that communicate through a messaging scheme between the loops and between the modules.

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| '''Design Patterns''', also know as software design patterns, is a reusable solution to a software engineering problem. Design patterns give the developer a starting point and can help improve efficiency, readability, scalability, and maintainability. By starting with a commonly known design pattern, the software becomes easier to read and understand for other developers familiar with the design pattern.
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== Basic Design Patterns ==
Basic design patterns deal with simple patterns of at least one loop, or multiple loops with communication happening in just one direction between the loops.

=== Single Loop ===
* [[State Machine]]
* [[Event Handler]]

=== Multiple Loop ===
* [[Master/Slave]]
* [[Producer/Consumer]]

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== Intermediate Design Patterns ==
Intermediate design patterns deal with multi-loop patterns usually implementing a messaging scheme communicating bi-directional between the loops.
* [[Queued Message Handler|Queued Message Handler (QMH)]]
* [[Queued State Machine|Queued State Machine (QSM)]]
* [[Functional global variable|Functional Global Variable (FGV)/Action Engine (AE)]]

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== Advanced Design Patterns ==
Advanced design patterns deals with multiple modules with multiple loops that communicate through a messaging scheme between the loops and between the modules.

* [[:Category:Object-Oriented Design Pattern|Object-Oriented Design Pattern]]
* [[Actor Oriented Design Patterns]]

=== See Also ===
* [[Delacor Queued Message Handler (DQMH)]]
* [[Actor Framework]]
* [[Messenger Library]]

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