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  • CPU Scheduling Simulator (CPUSS) 0.1 released!

    I have an interest in CPU scheduling strategies so I thought I would make a framework ( CPUSS ) by which you could use standard strategies (first-come-first-served, shortest job first, round robin, priority etc) and also create your own and gather metrics from the strategies execution given n processes...
    Posted to Granville Barnett (Weblog) by gbarnett on 01-30-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Algorithms, C#, Software Development, Research, Open Source, CPU Scheduling, CPUSS
  • CPUSS: Using the SJF Expert Rule

    The SJF Expert Rule strategy is designed to elevate the priority of large processes based on a precondition defined by the user, that basically says if the current % of processes in the ready queue is greater than N then execute some of the large processes thus elevating their priorities. SJF is as you...
    Posted to Granville Barnett (Weblog) by gbarnett on 03-12-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Algorithms, C#, Software Development, Research, Open Source, CPU Scheduling, CPUSS, Operating Systems, Windows
  • CPU Scheduling Simulator 0.6 released!

    Download CPUSS 0.6 Some cool new features added in this release, they include: Variance Standard Deviation CPU Busy Time CPU Idle Time Get average wait time for a category of process (this uses a predicate function) I am tempted to say that this build is pretty much feature complete, any further additions...
    Posted to Granville Barnett (Weblog) by gbarnett on 03-22-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Algorithms, C#, Software Development, Research, Open Source, CPU Scheduling, CPUSS, Operating Systems
  • CPU Scheduling Simulator 1.0 released!

    I've said it all before in recent posts, but here it is again - CPUSS is a framework that allows you to design and analyse CPU scheduling algorithms. Download CPUSS 1.0 There is a tonne of stuff in CPUSS! Most of which is not exposed by the report generation tool (CPUSSRG). Using the CPUSS API ...
    Posted to Granville Barnett (Weblog) by gbarnett on 04-08-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: .NET, Algorithms, C#, Software Development, Research, Open Source, CPU Scheduling, CPUSS, Operating Systems
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