SCHEDULING SIMULATOR

Scheduling simulator is a Advanced Operating System assignment which requires to implement a simulator of different scheduling algorithm.

Current supported scheduler:

• Short job first.
• Round Robin.
• Rate monotonic.
• Earliest deadline first.
• Lottery scheduling.

How to build it?

Dependencies

For developers

• Autotools suite.
• Python2.7 with yaml module (For integration tests).

For users

• UNIX plataform.
• C++ compiler with c++14 support.

Building it

The project uses Autotools. Thus, the building steps are the common three steps to build:

#Download the tar ball from Github.
wget https://github.com/vicentebolea/scheduling-simulator/releases/download/v0.0.2/scheduling-simulator-0.0.2.tar.gz

#untar
tar xf scheduling-simulator-0.0.2.tar.gz

# configure the project
cd scheduler..
./configure --prefix `pwd`/build

# Optional, check the unit tests
make check

# Compile and install it
make install

How to run it?

The binary called scheduler_sim will be installed in the prefix/bin folder. Here are the different options that scheduler_sim supports:

simulator_sim -s SCHEDULER [OPS] -i FILE
    -s SCHEDULER: SJF,RR,RM,EDF,LT
    -i FILE:      If file is -, it will read the input from stdin
    [OPS]: 
      -q #:         Quantum (For RR and LT).
      -e #:         Ending time (For RM and EDF).
      -f:           For LT to use most probable proccess.

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