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Does anyone have the round robin algorithm's source code. If you know of any link where I can dwld it, or even better, if you have it, pls send it to me.
I badly need some help with this. I need a shell script version of some C code I wrote. The basic idea is as follows:
variable x is given the value of 1 at start in script. When it goes down the function, I want it to retain the value at which the program terminated when it first ran so that when the program runs a second time, it takes the last value that x got assigned (that is either a 0 or a 1).
Thx truckstuff but I actually searched with Google (all combinations tried)..the one you told me (Inlab) does give the source code of Round robin algo. alone...its together with all those other codes...
difficult to know where it starts and where it ends..
Don't u know of another link..better than this one?
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