sgpemv2/src/testsuite/test-python_loader.cc

// src/testsuite/test-python_loader.cc - Copyright 2005, 2006, University
//               of Padova, dept. of Pure and Applied
//               Mathematics
//
// This file is part of SGPEMv2.
//
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/* This executable tests for workingness of the PythonPolicyManager
 * class and its closely related cousins. More documentation to be written
 * here, thanks very much. */

#include "backend/pyloader/python_policy_manager.hh"
#include "backend/process.hh"
#include "backend/schedulable_status.hh"
#include "backend/schedulable_list.hh"
#include "backend/scheduler.hh"
#include "standard_io.hh"
#include "start_gui.hh"
#include "text_simulation.hh"
#include "templates/smartp.hh"

#include <cassert>

int
main(int argc, char** argv) {
    using namespace sgpem;
    
    Glib::thread_init();

    // Create an INITIAL STATE
    Process p1("P1", 0,5,1);
    Process p2("P2", 0,5,2);
    Process p3("P3", 5,3,3);
    Process p4("P4", 6,2,3);
    Process p5("P5", 1,2,3);
    Process p6("P6", 10,2,1);
  
    SchedulableStatus ss1(p1);
    SchedulableStatus ss2(p2);
    SchedulableStatus ss3(p3);
    SchedulableStatus ss4(p4);
    SchedulableStatus ss5(p5);	
    SchedulableStatus ss6(p6);
  
    SchedulableList initial;
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss1);
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss2);
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss3);
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss4);
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss5);
    initial.add_at_bottom(ss6);
    History::get_instance().enqueue_slice(initial);
  
    PythonPolicyManager* ppm = PythonPolicyManager::get_instance();
    ppm->init();
    Policy& pol = ppm->get_policy();
    Scheduler::get_instance().set_policy(&pol);

    //the textual simulation
    TextSimulation text_sim;
    History::get_instance().attach(&text_sim);
    
    //textual IO
    memory::smart_ptr<IOManager> io(new StandardIO());
    text_sim.add_io_device(io);
    text_sim.update();
    
    //grafical IO

    // I didn't add a GraphicalTerminalIO, so why do I get a bloody one??
    start_gui(argc, argv, text_sim);
}