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1673 | tullio | 1 | FSF demo for S.Ha.R.K |
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3 | test1.c: |
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5 | This demo shows the main feature of service contract implementation. |
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7 | A set of 4 threads is created using the pthread standard functions. |
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8 | At the beginning, these threads run without temporal restrictions |
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9 | and they don't respect any deadline. |
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11 | Two service contracts are initialized and set |
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13 | fsf_initialize_contract(&contract1); |
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14 | fsf_initialize_contract(&contract2); |
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15 | fsf_set_contract_basic_parameters(&contract1,&budget1,&period1,NULL,NULL,FSF_DEFAULT_WORKLOAD); |
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16 | fsf_set_contract_basic_parameters(&contract2,&budget2,&period2,NULL,NULL,FSF_DEFAULT_WORKLOAD); |
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18 | whit the button 'q','w','e' you can respectively |
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19 | negotiate contract for a server |
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21 | [err = fsf_negotiate_contract(&contractX,&serverY);] |
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23 | 'q' -> negotiate contract1 for server1 |
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24 | 'w' -> negotiate contract2 for server2 |
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25 | 'e' -> negotiate contract1 for server3 |
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27 | now with button '1','2','3','4' you can bind the thread to a server |
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29 | [err = fsf_bind_thread_to_server(serverY,jZ);] |
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31 | '1' -> bind thread1 to server1 |
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32 | '2' -> bind thread2 to server2 |
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33 | '3' -> bind thread3 to server3 |
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34 | '4' -> bind thread4 to server2 |
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36 | threads will start to respect the assigned budget. It's possible |
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37 | to bind more threads to one server. The local scheduler specified in the |
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38 | contract define how the threads will get the server resources. |
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40 | With '5','6','7','8' the thread is unbind from the server |
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42 | [err = fsf_unbind_thread_from_server(jZ);] |
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44 | With 'r','t','y' a server is removed |
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46 | [err = fsf_cancel_contract(&server2);] |
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