#include "linsched.h"
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
int count, mask;
struct linsched_topology topo;
int type = parse_topology(argv[2]);

topo = topo_db[type];

// Allow all tasks to use any processor.
mask = (1 << count) - 1;

// Initialize the topology as provided by the script interpreter
linsched_init(&topo);

// Create five processor-bound tasks (sleep 10, busy 90)
create_tasks(5, mask, 10, 90);

// Create five I/O-bound tasks (sleep 90, busy 10)
create_tasks(5, mask, 90, 10);

// Create a busy real-time round-robin task with a priority of 90
linsched_create_RTrr_task( linsched_create_sleep_run(0,100), 90 );

// Run the simulation
linsched_run_sim(TEST_TICKS);

// Emit the task statistics
linsched_print_task_stats();

return 0;
}
fatal error: linsched.h: No such file or directory #include "linsched.h"

So?

What is the topic?

linSched

Building LinSched :
.... No errors here, the executable 'linsched' was created.
But please read the file README.

The later version "linsched/2.6.35" is discussed here ...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...nk-to-checkout
Ref. https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all&...sched%2F2.6.35



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Thank you! i am using this stimulator to show my thread core selection algorithm (thread scheduling on a core) is working properly , but i havn't an good idea whether i can use this stimulator , an idea of another stimulator will be useful

News : A package, linsched_2632-1_i386.deb
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7S...ew?usp=sharing

Can also be installed to a 64bits OS ... and it works OK : $ linsched




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i run the executable file you have provided , can you provide me the code and when i am running my own codes i am getting the above mentioned problem , how to install linsched files on to ubuntu

Re #7.

Installing Linsched : Download the package, and ...
cd Downloads/ && sudo gdebi -i linsched_2632-1_i386.deb
The package provides /usr/local/bin/linsched

The code is 'git clone https://github.com/jontore/LinSched', see post #4.


Ubuntu ? There are lots of versions. Please specify :

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