#include <SchedulingAlgorithm.h>
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| virtual | ~SchedulingAlgorithm () |
| virtual void | addThread (Thread *pThread)=0 |
| virtual void | removeThread (Thread *pThread)=0 |
| virtual Thread * | getNext (Thread *pCurrentThread)=0 |
| virtual void | threadStatusChanged (Thread *pThread)=0 |
Detailed Description
Class providing an abstraction of a long term scheduling algorithm.
Definition at line 31 of file SchedulingAlgorithm.h.
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Adds a new thread to be scheduled.
Implemented in RoundRobin.
Referenced by PerProcessorScheduler::addThread(), and PerProcessorScheduler::initialise().
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Return the next thread that should be scheduled for the given Processor.
- Parameters
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pProcessor The Processor for which the scheduling should take place - this is provided for heuristic purposes (core affinity etc).
- Note
- It is assumed that this function will set the Thread's TTL and other such values itself.
Implemented in RoundRobin.
Referenced by PerProcessorScheduler::killCurrentThread(), and PerProcessorScheduler::schedule().
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Removes a thread - this thread should no longer be scheduled.
Implemented in RoundRobin.
Referenced by PerProcessorScheduler::killCurrentThread().
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Notifies us that the status of a thread has changed, and that we may need to take action.
Implemented in RoundRobin.
Referenced by PerProcessorScheduler::timer().
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