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| [Home](/trick) → [Developer Docs](Developer-Docs-Home) → Scheduled Job Queue |
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# ScheduledJobQueue Design
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The Scheduler typically calls upon the ScheduledJobQueue to add
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a job, find the next job that matches the current sim time, get the next
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job call time, and instrument the job queue.
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Listed below are the design for each use case of the ScheduledJobQueue.
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## Adding a job
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Adding a job to the queue increases the queue size by 1. Jobs are ordered by
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job class, then phase, then sim object id, and finally job_id. The job_id increases
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with the ordering of jobs in a sim object.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::push()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::push()
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## Adding a job ignoring sim object order.
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Somethimes To add a job to the queue, Setting the sim object id to a large nnumber effectively
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removes the sim object id in the sorting.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::push_ignore_sim_object()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::push_ignore_sim_object()
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## Find Next Job with Current Sim Time
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Advances curr_index to next job in list who's next call time matches the incoming time
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argument. If the job is not a system_job as determined by the scheduler, the next job
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call time is calculated before returning. (system_jobs set their own next job call time).
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Also track the next_job_time which will be used to advance simulation time
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at the end of frame.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::find_next_job()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::find_next_job()
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## Get the Next Job
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A simple get the next job in the list.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::get_next_job()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::get_next_job()
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## Get the next job call time
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As the find_next_job routine traverses the queue of jobs searching for jobs that match the
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current simulation time step, it also saves the time of the next lowest job
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call time. This is the next time step that the scheduler will use when
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advancing simulation time.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::get_next_job_call_time()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::get_next_job_call_time()
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## Test Next Job Call Time
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Some job types reschedule themselves and the next job call time are not tested by the find next job routine.
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The test next job call time allows these job to check their next call time against the overall next
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job call time. If the current job next job call time is lower than the overall job call time, the
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overall next job call time is set to the current job's next call time.
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::test_next_job_call_time()
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::test_next_job_call_time()
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## Instrument a job before all jobs in the queue
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To add an instrumentation job before a job or all jobs in the queue. Requirement [@ref r_exec_instrument_0]
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_before(JobData * , string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_before(JobData * , string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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## Instrument a job after all jobs in the queue
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To add an instrumentation job after a job or all jobs in the queue. Requirement [@ref r_exec_instrument_2]
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_after(JobData * , string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_after(JobData * , string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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## Remove an instrumentation job
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To remove an instrumentation job from the queue. Requirement [@ref r_exec_instrument_4]
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@copydetails Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_remove(string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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Trick::ScheduledJobQueue::instrument_remove(string , InstrumentationEvent * )
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