Re: [GridSim-users] grid simulation

[Marcos D. de A. <mar...@gm...>]

Hi, you can obtain the processing time of a Gridlet, here called gl, on 
the last resource where it was executed by subtracting the start time 
from the finish time. That is:

double procTime = gl.getFinishTime() - gl.getExecStartTime();

If you need to record other type of data, you might want to extend one 
of the allocation policies and the Gridlet class to store the 
information you need. If you are interested in an event in specific, you 
can obtain the simulation time at which it happened:

double timeEvent = GridSim.clock();

Cheers,

Marcos


vishnu soni wrote:
> hi ,
>        how i get processing time in GridSim simulation.Actually when i
> use command gridlet.            than only the option given
>
>
>  1) cpu timr
> 2) execution time  , but i need a processing time, plz guide me for that.
>
>
>
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