Inheritance diagram for Scheduler::NewInteractiveProcess:

Public Member Functions
	NewInteractiveProcess (double time, bool renew=true)

void	process () override
	handle the the event TODO: 'process' is maybe not the best word for that, given that our simulator actually manipulated processes More...

std::string	getName () override
	get the name of the event More...

Public Member Functions inherited from Scheduler::NewProcess
	NewProcess (double time, bool renew=true)

virtual	~NewProcess ()

Public Member Functions inherited from Scheduler::Event
	Event (double time, bool renew=true)
	Event constructor. More...

void	setTask (std::shared_ptr< Process > task)
	if the event is specific to a task, set it here. TODO not all events have an associated task. This should be moved More...

double	getTime ()
	get the time at which the event is scheduled More...

virtual	~Event ()

virtual void	print ()
	print information about the event More...

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from Scheduler::NewProcess
void	queueProcess (std::shared_ptr< Process > p)

Protected Attributes inherited from Scheduler::Event
double	time

bool	renew

std::shared_ptr< Process >	task {nullptr}

TriggeringEvent	eventType {nothing}
	The event type is need by the scheduling discipline, to determine if this kind of event triggers invokatio of that discipline. More...

Detailed Description

A new interactive process appears

Definition at line 23 of file newInteractiveProcess.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Scheduler::NewInteractiveProcess::NewInteractiveProcess	(	double	time,
		bool	renew = `true`
	)

inline

Definition at line 26 of file newInteractiveProcess.h.

std::string NewInteractiveProcess::getName ( )

overridevirtual

get the name of the event

Definition at line 39 of file newInteractiveProcess.cpp.

void NewInteractiveProcess::process ( )

overridevirtual

handle the the event TODO: 'process' is maybe not the best word for that, given that our simulator actually manipulated processes

Definition at line 25 of file newInteractiveProcess.cpp.

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