scheduler.py

#! /usr/bin/env python

import sys

from optparse import OptionParser

import random

parser = OptionParser()

parser.add_option("-s", "--seed", default=0, help="the random seed",

action="store", type="int", dest="seed")

parser.add_option("-j", "--jobs", default=3, help="number of jobs in the system",

action="store", type="int", dest="jobs")

parser.add_option("-l", "--jlist", default="", help="instead of random jobs, provide a comma-separated list of run times",

action="store", type="string", dest="jlist")

parser.add_option("-m", "--maxlen", default=10, help="max length of job",

action="store", type="int", dest="maxlen")

parser.add_option("-p", "--policy", default="FIFO", help="sched policy to use: SJF, FIFO, RR",

action="store", type="string", dest="policy")

parser.add_option("-q", "--quantum", help="length of time slice for RR policy", default=1,

action="store", type="int", dest="quantum")

parser.add_option("-c", help="compute answers for me", action="store_true", default=False, dest="solve")

(options, args) = parser.parse_args()

random.seed(options.seed)

print 'ARG policy', options.policy

if options.jlist == '':

print 'ARG jobs', options.jobs

print 'ARG maxlen', options.maxlen

print 'ARG seed', options.seed

else:

print 'ARG jlist', options.jlist

print ''

print 'Here is the job list, with the run time of each job: '

import operator

joblist = []

if options.jlist == '':

for jobnum in range(0,options.jobs):

runtime = int(options.maxlen * random.random()) + 1

joblist.append([jobnum, runtime])

print ' Job', jobnum, '( length = ' + str(runtime) + ' )'

else:

jobnum = 0

for runtime in options.jlist.split(','):

joblist.append([jobnum, float(runtime)])

jobnum += 1

for job in joblist:

print ' Job', job[0], '( length = ' + str(job[1]) + ' )'

print ' '

if options.solve == True:

print '** Solutions ** '

if options.policy == 'SJF':

joblist = sorted(joblist, key=operator.itemgetter(1))

options.policy = 'FIFO'

if options.policy == 'FIFO':

thetime = 0

print 'Execution trace:'

for job in joblist:

print ' [ time %3d ] Run job %d for %.2f secs ( DONE at %.2f )' % (thetime, job[0], job[1], thetime + job[1])

thetime += job[1]

print ' Final statistics:'

t = 0.0

count = 0

turnaroundSum = 0.0

waitSum = 0.0

responseSum = 0.0

for tmp in joblist:

jobnum = tmp[0]

runtime = tmp[1]

response = t

turnaround = t + runtime

wait = t

print ' Job %3d -- Response: %3.2f Turnaround %3.2f Wait %3.2f' % (jobnum, response, turnaround, wait)

responseSum += response

turnaroundSum += turnaround

waitSum += wait

t += runtime

count = count + 1

print ' Average -- Response: %3.2f Turnaround %3.2f Wait %3.2f ' % (responseSum/count, turnaroundSum/count, waitSum/count)

if options.policy == 'RR':

print 'Execution trace:'

turnaround = {}

response = {}

lastran = {}

wait = {}

quantum = float(options.quantum)

jobcount = len(joblist)

for i in range(0,jobcount):

lastran[i] = 0.0

wait[i] = 0.0

turnaround[i] = 0.0

response[i] = -1

runlist = []

for e in joblist:

runlist.append(e)

thetime = 0.0

while jobcount > 0:

# print '%d jobs remaining' % jobcount

job = runlist.pop(0)

jobnum = job[0]

runtime = float(job[1])

if response[jobnum] == -1:

response[jobnum] = thetime

currwait = thetime - lastran[jobnum]

wait[jobnum] += currwait

if runtime > quantum:

runtime -= quantum

ranfor = quantum

print ' [ time %3d ] Run job %3d for %.2f secs' % (thetime, jobnum, ranfor)

runlist.append([jobnum, runtime])

else:

ranfor = runtime;

print ' [ time %3d ] Run job %3d for %.2f secs ( DONE at %.2f )' % (thetime, jobnum, ranfor, thetime + ranfor)

turnaround[jobnum] = thetime + ranfor

jobcount -= 1

thetime += ranfor

lastran[jobnum] = thetime

print ' Final statistics:'

turnaroundSum = 0.0

waitSum = 0.0

responseSum = 0.0

for i in range(0,len(joblist)):

turnaroundSum += turnaround[i]

responseSum += response[i]

waitSum += wait[i]

print ' Job %3d -- Response: %3.2f Turnaround %3.2f Wait %3.2f' % (i, response[i], turnaround[i], wait[i])

count = len(joblist)

print ' Average -- Response: %3.2f Turnaround %3.2f Wait %3.2f ' % (responseSum/count, turnaroundSum/count, waitSum/count)

if options.policy != 'FIFO' and options.policy != 'SJF' and options.policy != 'RR':

print 'Error: Policy', options.policy, 'is not available.'

sys.exit(0)

else:

print 'Compute the turnaround time, response time, and wait time for each job.'

print 'When you are done, run this program again, with the same arguments,'

print 'but with -c, which will thus provide you with the answers. You can use'

print '-s or your own job list (-l 10,15,20 for example)'

print 'to generate different problems for yourself.'

print ''

operating system

above is the scheduler.py code in c language. The picture is the questions needed to be answer.

thank you !!

Homework (Simulation) This program, scheduler.py, allows you to see how different sched- ulers perform under scheduling metrics such as response time, turnaround time, and total wait time. See the README for details. Questions 1. Compute the response time and turnaround time when running three jobs of length 200 with the SJF and FIFO schedulers. 2. Now do the same but with jobs of different lengths: 100, 200, and 300. 3. Now do the same, but also with the RR scheduler and a time-slice of 1. 4. For what types of workloads does SJF deliver the same turnaround times as FIFO? 5. For what types of workloads and quantum lengths does SJF deliver the same response times as RR? 6. What happens to response time with SJF as job lengths increase? Can you use the simulator to demonstrate the trend? 7. What happens to response time with RR as quantum lengths in- crease? Can you write an equation that gives the worst-case re- sponse time, given N jobs