For the feedback scheduling policy
If the optional time quantum is provided for a selected scheduler that doesn’t require it. the program ignores that switch and For the feedback scheduling policy, the quantum is only allowed to be 1 or 2 meaning q = 1 and q = 2 quantum values from the book. respectively.
Output File Format
The output file will look similar to the input file, but will have added the process start time, time spent in wait. finish time, turnaround time and normalized turnaround time (as a float with 2 decimal points) for each of the processes. Finally it will list the mean turnaround time and the mean normalized turnaround time (also as a float with 2 decimal points).
“A”,0,3,0,0,3,3,1.00 “C”,4,4,6,2,10,6,1.50 “B”,2,6,3,5,13,11,1.83 “D”,6,5,13,7,18,12,2.40 “E”,8,2,18,10,20,12,6.00 8.80,2.55
For the policy on feedback scheduling,
If the optional time quantum is available for a scheduler, it is not required. That switch is ignored by the software. The quantum can only be 1 or 2, implying q = 1 and q = 2 quantum values from the book, respectively, for the feedback scheduling scheme.
Format of the Output File
The output file will resemble the input file, except it will include the process start time and the time spent waiting. For each step, calculate the finish time, turnaround time, and normalized turnaround time (as a float with two decimal points). Finally, the mean turnaround time and the mean normalized turnaround time will be provided (also as a float with 2 decimal points).
“A”,0,3,0,0,3,3,1.00 “C”,4,4,6,2,10,6,1.50 “B”,2,6,3,5,13,11,1.83 “D”,6,5,13,7,18,12,2.40 “E”,8,2,18,10,20,12,6.00 8.80,2.55 “B”,2,6,3,5,13,11,1.83 “D”,6,5,13,7,18,12,2.40 “E”,8,2,18,10,20,
