tgff

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Task Graphs For Free

The package provides a parser for the TGFF (Task Graphs For Free) format, which is a format for storing task graphs and accompanying data used in scheduling and allocation research. Refer to TGFF for further details.

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Documentation ¶

Overview ¶

Package tgff provides a parser for the TGFF (Task Graphs For Free) format, which is a format for storing task graphs and accompanying data used in scheduling and allocation research.

http://ziyang.eecs.umich.edu/~dickrp/tgff

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Examples ¶

ParseFile

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Types ¶

type Arc ¶

type Arc struct {
	Name string
	From string
	To   string
	Type uint
}

Arc is a ARC entry of a graph.

type Column ¶

type Column struct {
	Name string
	Data []float64
}

Column is a column of a table.

type Deadline ¶

type Deadline struct {
	Name string
	On   string
	At   uint
}

Deadline is a HARD_DEADLINE entry of a graph.

type Graph ¶

type Graph struct {
	Name      string
	ID        uint
	Period    uint
	Tasks     []Task
	Arcs      []Arc
	Deadlines []Deadline // Hard deadlines
}

Graph represents a graph in a TGFF file.

type Result ¶

type Result struct {
	Period uint // Hyperperiod

	Graphs []Graph
	Tables []Table
}

Result is a representation of a TGFF file.

func Parse ¶

func Parse(reader io.Reader) (Result, error)

Parse reads the content of a TGFF file (*.tgff), generated by the tgff command-line tool from a TGFFOPT file (*.tgffopt), and returns its representation in a Result struct.

func ParseFile ¶

func ParseFile(path string) (Result, error)

ParseFile works exactly as Parse but takes a path to a TGFF file instead of an io.Reader.

Example ¶

result, _ := ParseFile("fixtures/simple.tgff")

fmt.Println("Task graphs:", len(result.Graphs))
fmt.Println("Data tables:", len(result.Tables))

Output:

Task graphs: 5
Data tables: 3

type Table ¶

type Table struct {
	Name       string
	ID         uint
	Attributes map[string]float64
	Columns    []Column
}

Table represents a table in a TGFF file.

type Task ¶

type Task struct {
	Name string
	Type uint
}

Task is a TASK entry of a graph.

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