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It would be nice if GraphScheduler would provide a feature that would allow a simulator to ask the scheduler what the progress is measured in percent complete. Since knowing the progress explicitly means knowing the total number of instructions to execute, this will be overhead, thus should be optional. I think this should be a feature that the user would request either at GraphScheduler creation time, or after it is creating using a function call (e.g., InitializeProgressInformation()). If the user asks for the progress but didn't enable the feature an error should be given.
@michael-isaev give this some thought and let me know if this would work. I'm thinking this functionality could use the SimpleSim to count the total number of instructions to execute. Would this work? If so, reassign this back to me and I'll do the coding.
It would be nice if GraphScheduler would provide a feature that would allow a simulator to ask the scheduler what the progress is measured in percent complete. Since knowing the progress explicitly means knowing the total number of instructions to execute, this will be overhead, thus should be optional. I think this should be a feature that the user would request either at GraphScheduler creation time, or after it is creating using a function call (e.g., InitializeProgressInformation()). If the user asks for the progress but didn't enable the feature an error should be given.
@michael-isaev give this some thought and let me know if this would work. I'm thinking this functionality could use the SimpleSim to count the total number of instructions to execute. Would this work? If so, reassign this back to me and I'll do the coding.