SchedulerInterface_test Class Reference

Description

Test:

verify and demonstrate the organisation of the high-level interface for defining jobs to be invoked by the scheduler.

See also

SchedulerFrongend

DispatcherInterface_test

Definition at line 81 of file scheduler-interface-test.cpp.

Private Member Functions
void	demonstrate_nested_job_specification (SchedulerFrontend &scheduler)
virtual void	run (Arg)
void	verify_job_specification_variations (SchedulerFrontend &scheduler)
void	verify_simple_job_specification (SchedulerFrontend &scheduler)

Static Private Member Functions
static void	specifyJobs (JobTransaction &currentTx, uint dummyLevel)
	recursive helper function to add several levels of prerequisites It is crucial for this function to be recursive: this allows us to represent a complete tree navigation as a sequence of job definitions to be "pulled" out from some opaque source

Member Function Documentation

demonstrate_nested_job_specification()

void demonstrate_nested_job_specification ( SchedulerFrontend &  scheduler )

inlineprivate

Test:

demonstrate how a tree of dependent render jobs can be handed over to the scheduler within a single "transaction"

Remarks

in the real usage situation, the definition of jobs will be driven by the exploration of a tree-like structure (the JobTicket). For the purpose of this interface demonstration test this recursive invocation structure is just emulated by a simple tail recursion.

Deprecated:

6/2023 STOP we do it quite different now, and better, in the Job-Planning-Pipeline

Definition at line 154 of file scheduler-interface-test.cpp.

References SchedulerFrontend::JobTransaction::commit(), and SchedulerInterface_test::specifyJobs().

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• scheduler-interface-test.cpp