Where to Find?

The experimental source code for the service manager implementation in the SOS operating system can be currently found on Atlantis SVN.

To obtain sources:

svn co http://atlantis.eng.yale.edu/svn/enalab/branches/neeraj/ 

You have to build /sos-1.x/config/svcmgr_test, /sos-1.x/config/nic, and /sos-1.x/tools/sos_server/bin/ with
'make sim -B.'

Then you can go up to the top-level directory and run simnetwork.bat to start a simulated network with 3 nodes, a nic, and a sossrv.
The python code is in /tools/python/ and you'll want to add this to your Python environment somehow. Here's one way: create an environmental variable (in Windows: System Properties->Advanced->Environmental Variables...) defining PYTHONPATH = <path to /tools/python>.

PySOS is a Python module that connects to a SOS server to provide low-level access to the messaging system of the network. With PySOS you can easily send/receive messages to/from any node on the network. This can be done either through the interactive Python shell or through a Python script.

PySOS is part of our BehaviorScope Studio software suite, utilized in the BehaviorScope project.