public function scheduleMessage($to, $txt, $date)
{
$scheduler = new Scheduler($this->user, $this->token);
$scheduleId = $scheduler->schedule($to, $txt, $date);
return $scheduleId;
}
Hatcheries::$debug = (bool) ($debugFlags & Hatcheries::debugFlag);
$timeline->hatcheries->add(new Hatchery(0, 3));
$timeline->farms->add(new Farm(0, $Hatchery->supplyCapacity));
$timeline->farms->add(new Farm(0, $Overlord->supplyCapacity));
//$timeline->queues->add(new ProductionQueue($Hatchery));
}
$timeline->queues->add(new ProductionQueue(Product::designated($race | Base)));
$timeline->supplyCount = 6;
// create recurring worker job
$job = new BuildJob(Product::designated($race | Worker));
$job->recurring = true;
$unscheduledJobs[] = $job;
// schedule jobs
$scheduler = new Scheduler($timeline, $unscheduledJobs);
Scheduler::$debug = (bool) ($debugFlags & Scheduler::debugFlag);
$scheduledJobs = $scheduler->schedule();
// render timeline
echo (string) $timeline;
// render queues
$timeEnds = 0;
foreach ($scheduledJobs as $job) {
$timeEnds = max($timeEnds, $job->timeCompleted);
}
?>
<h3>Usage of production queues</h3>
<p>This table shows the busy time of your production queues. Production queues which remain completely unused are not shown. A production queue is considered <i>destroyed</i> when the structure is morphed into another structure, such as a Warpgate or Orbital Command.</p>
<p>The timeline ends at <?php
echo simple_time($timeEnds);
?>
.</p>
<?php
/**
* The Richards benchmark simulates the task dispatcher of an
* operating system.
**/
function runRichards()
{
$scheduler = new Scheduler();
$scheduler->addIdleTask(ID_IDLE, 0, NULL, COUNT);
$queue = new Packet(NULL, ID_WORKER, KIND_WORK);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_WORKER, KIND_WORK);
$scheduler->addWorkerTask(ID_WORKER, 1000, $queue);
$queue = new Packet(NULL, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$scheduler->addHandlerTask(ID_HANDLER_A, 2000, $queue);
$queue = new Packet(NULL, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$scheduler->addHandlerTask(ID_HANDLER_B, 3000, $queue);
$scheduler->addDeviceTask(ID_DEVICE_A, 4000, NULL);
$scheduler->addDeviceTask(ID_DEVICE_B, 5000, NULL);
$scheduler->schedule();
if ($scheduler->queueCount != EXPECTED_QUEUE_COUNT || $scheduler->holdCount != EXPECTED_HOLD_COUNT) {
$error = "Error during execution: queueCount = " . $scheduler->queueCount . ", holdCount = " . $scheduler->holdCount . ".";
throw new Exception($error);
}
}
$scheduler = new Scheduler();
$scheduler->addIdleTask(ID_IDLE, 0, null, COUNT);
$queue = new Packet(null, ID_WORKER, KIND_WORK);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_WORKER, KIND_WORK);
$scheduler->addWorkerTask(ID_WORKER, 1000, $queue);
$queue = new Packet(null, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_A, KIND_DEVICE);
$scheduler->addHandlerTask(ID_HANDLER_A, 2000, $queue);
$queue = new Packet(null, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$queue = new Packet($queue, ID_DEVICE_B, KIND_DEVICE);
$scheduler->addHandlerTask(ID_HANDLER_B, 3000, $queue);
$scheduler->addDeviceTask(ID_DEVICE_A, 4000, null);
$scheduler->addDeviceTask(ID_DEVICE_B, 5000, null);
$scheduler->schedule();
if ($scheduler->queueCount != EXPECTED_QUEUE_COUNT || $scheduler->holdCount != EXPECTED_HOLD_COUNT) {
$msg = "Error during execution: queueCount = " . $scheduler->queueCount . ", holdCount = " . $scheduler->holdCount . ".";
throw new Exception(msg);
}
};
/**
* A scheduler can be used to schedule a set of tasks based on their relative
* priorities. Scheduling is done by maintaining a list of task control blocks
* which holds tasks and the data queue they are processing.
* @constructor
*/
class Scheduler
{
public $queueCount;
public $holdCount;
