- The test needs to be linked to Gtkmm, even if it doesn't use it.
This is wrong and a coding anomaly that will need to be resolved.
- Add debug code to fcfs.py. Please remove it when it'll be okay
- Calling dir(SchedulableList.get_item_at(x)) from Python shows
a worringly empty list!
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to ScriptAdapter.__wrap_sort_queue()). Now prints an error and check
for retval before Py_DECREF'ing it.
- Fix(?) qsort implementation in Policy
- SWIG doesn't understand "uint". Change into more verbose (but surely
standard) unsigned int
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- Extend test to have a set of processes (now lacks
significative output)
- Extend FCFS policy to do something useful
- FIXME : segfaults on sortQueue()
- FIXME : needs implementation for SchedulableQueue.swap()
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- Export swap() to SWIG
- Add sort function (just its documentation, actually, implementation will
follow) to Policy.py
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- Correct method names for the Python policy (design problem?)
- Compiles, but can't run it on this machine. I'll test it later
(and I expect quite a lot of SIGSEGVs).
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It doesn't work properly for no apparent reason.
- Add SWIG interface generation for Scheduler
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- added dummy_policy written in C++
- the interpreter is now finished (hopefully)
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loadable module. However, please note that:
- All the methods accepting a Glib::ustring should
not be exported, instead they should be replaced by wrapper
functions accepting PyObject*.
- The same thing applies to every other method accepting
a ``non built-in'' data type
- Return types should probably be wrapped, too
- It may be a good idea to implement wrapper methods
that print out the content of a C++ object,
so that a Python user can do a simple "print schedStat".
This is achieved by adding a "__str__()" method to the
class. See the SWIG manual for further infos about
returning const char* values.
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in order to:
- fix wrong design
- fix include paths
- fix installation of header files
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- Add extra checks for python version: should do a better job
when determining the library name to use
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- Add -Wno-long-long to compiler options in order to workaround Python types' evilness
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- Can't compile when trying to link with Python
+ check -pedantic parameter
+ when compiling main.cc there is no -I/..../Python parameter
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