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Main features are: Main features are:
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For now you can use only prompt commands to start the simulation and change some parameters. You can both use SGPEMv2 via commandline or via a graphical user interface.
For more information see @ref{SGPEM Commands}. For more information see @ref{SGPEM Commands}.
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You can use the program from your own shell, or if you prefer you can use the minimal GUI that SGPEM offers, at this moment. You can schedule threads or processes, and threads can make atomic request
to one or more resource at each instant of the simulation.
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The output of the simulation is textual, and you can see it on the main GUI window or on your Terminal window. It is displayed an Holt graph of the resource allocation in the graphical version.
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The policy in use is First Come First Served. Statistics are shown at each simulation step, separated for processes and threads.
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You can write your own policies. You can easily jump at different instants of the simulation, seeing what happened at
a given moment.
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Editing an existing simulation is easy and quick.
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Savefiles are by default written in XML, making it easier for external tools to
provide compatibility with SGPEMv2.
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You can write your own policies using python, or easily extend SGPEMv2 with
you own plugin to add more scripting languages.
For more information see @ref{Writing new policies}. For more information see @ref{Writing new policies}.
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