0001-add-importance-field-to-resource-allocation-type.patch

P. Holthaus, 09/05/2017 02:39 PM

      * The type is meant to be exchanged between a scheduling component
      * and its clients based on the current state in the allocations life
      * cycle. Target resources can be specified by one or more string
      * identifiers. In order to allow a scheduling component to arbitrate
      * between allocations, also an initiator (human or system), and a
      * conflict resolution strategy have to be specified.
      * identifiers.
+     *
      * In order to allow a scheduling component to arbitrate
      * between allocations, also an initiator (human or system), a numerical
      * importance value and a conflict resolution strategy have to be specified.
      * Scheduling components are advised to evaluate information in the following
      * order:
      * i) Prefer a higher priority
      * ii) Prefer a human initiator over a system initiator
      * iii) Prefer a higher importance value
+     *
      * @author Patrick Holthaus <patrick.holthaus@uni-bielefeld.de>
      */
-...
          */
         required Priority priority = 30;
         /**
          * Importance of resource allocation.
+         *
          * Higher importance values indicate that an allocation attempt should be
          * preferred over attempts with lower importance if both have the same
          * priority and initiator. If no importance value is specified, it's value
          * is assumed to be zero.
          */
         optional uint32 importance = 45;
         /**
          * Initiator of resource allocation.
          */
+    -