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NAME

basl2c - converts a BASL (BAtch Scheduling Language) code into a C scheduler code.

SYNOPSIS

basl2c [-d] [-l lexerDebugFile] [-p parserDebugFile] [-y symtabDebugFile] [-s
semanticDebugFile] [-g codegenDebugFile] [-c cFile] baslFile

DESCRIPTION

basl2c is the BASL to C compiler that produces an intermediate code that can be fed into a
regular C compiler, and linked with the PBS libraries to produce the scheduler executable.
Basl2c takes as input a baslFile, which is a program written in the BAtch Scheduling
Language, containing the main scheduling code. Basl2c then converts the BASL constructs
in the file into C statements, and it also attaches additional code to produce the PBS
scheduler source code. By default, the resulting C code is written into the file
pbs_sched.c.

The full pathname to the resulting C file is what needs to be specified in the SCHD_CODE
variable in local.mk before compiling the BASL scheduler to produce the pbs_sched
executable.

OPTIONS

-d Prints additional debugging messages to the lexer (see -l option), parser (see -p
option), symbol table (see -y option), semantic analyzer (see -s option), and code
generator (see -g option).

-l lexerDebugFile
lexerDebugFile is the name of a file to write into the debugging messages generated
while scanning for tokens.

-p parserDebugFile
parserDebugFile is the name of a file to write into the debugging messages generated
while putting together tokens in a usable way.

-y symtabDebugFile
symtabDebugFile is the name of a file to write into the debugging messages related to
the symbol table.

-s semanticDebugFile
semanticDebugFile is the name of a file to write into the debugging messages
generated while checking to make sure variables and operators are used in a
consistent way.

-g codegenDebugFile
codegenDebugFile is the name of a file to write into the debugging messages generated
while converting BASL statements to C statements.

-c cFile
cFile is the name of a file where the generated C code is written into.

MAIN STRUCTURE

The basic structure of a scheduler code written in BASL is as follows:
zero or more FUNCTIONS definitions
zero or more global VARIABLE DECLARATIONS
zero or more assignment statements (to initialize global variables)
sched_main()
{
one or more VARIABLE DECLARATIONS

zero or more STATEMENTS
}

For example,
% cat sched.basl
Int sum(Int a, Int b)
{
Int s;
s = a + b;
return(s);
}
Int glob;
sched_main()
{
Int c;

a = 3;
b = 4;
c = sum(a, b);
print(c);
glob = 5;
print(glob);
}

sched_main() is the function that gets called at every scheduling iteration.

FUNCTIONS

To define a function that can be called in subsequent functions, the syntax is:

ReturnType function-name ( DATATYPE1 IDENTIFIER1,
DATATYPE2 IDENTIFIER2, ... )
{
one or more VARIABLE DECLARATIONS

zero or more STATEMENTS
}

For example,
Void printStuff(Dayofweek dow, DateTime t, String str,
Size sz, CNode cn)
{
print(dow);
print(t);
print(str);
print(sz);
print(cn);
}

Valid function ReturnType are: Void, Int, Float, Dayofweek, DateTime, String, Size,
Server, Que, Job, CNode, Set Server, Set Que, Set Job, Set CNode.

Valid data types ( DATATYPE1, DATATYPE2, ... ) for the parameter identifiers are: Int,
Float, Dayofweek, DateTime, String, Size, Server, Que, Job, CNode, Set Server, Set Que,
Set Job, Set CNode, Range Int, Range Float, Range Dayofweek, Range DateTime, Range Size,
Fun Int, Fun Float, Fun Void, Fun Dayofweek, Fun DateTime, Fun String, Fun Size, Fun
Server, Fun Que, Fun Job, Fun CNode, Fun Set Server, Fun Set Que, Fun Set Job, Fun Set
CNode. These data types will be discussed in the next topic.

Functions are invoked by their name and their arguments as in:

printStuff( MON, (5|1|1997@14:32:00), "sched begins",
30gb, node );

basl2c will actually add a "basl_" prefix to the function name given by the scheduler
writer to minimize chance of name collision, which can result when the resulting C code is
linked with the PBS, BASL libraries. For example, if you look at the generated C code for
printStuff, you would see,

basl_printStuff( MON, (5|1|1997@14:32:00),
"sched begins", 30gb, node );

As in C, all function calls must have been previously defined. The BASL compiler will
check to make sure that arguments in the function call match up exactly (in terms of
types) with the parameters in the function definition.

Two kinds of functions exist in BASL: user-defined functions and predefined functions.
User-defined functions are those that the scheduler writer provided a definition for,
while predefined functions are those that can immediately be called without a need for
defining it. For a list of predefined functions, see section on PREDEFINED FUNCTIONS .

VARIABLE DECLARATIONS

Like in C, all variables in a BASL code must be explicitly declared before use. Those
variables declared outside of any function are referred to as global variables, while
variables that are declared within a function body are called local variables. Global
variables are usable anywhere within the BASL code, while local variables are readable
only within the function from which they were declared.

The syntax of a variable declaration is:

DATATYPE IDENTIFIER ;

where DATATYPE can be: Int, Float, Dayofweek, DateTime, String, Size, Server, Que, Job,
CNode, Set Server, Set Que, Set Job, Set CNode, Range Int, Range Float, Range Dayofweek,
Range DateTime, Range Size.

DATA TYPE

Void used for functions that don't return a value.

Int signed, whole numbers given in base 10.

Sample constants:
5, +1, -3, SUCCESS (=1), FAIL (=0), TRUE (=1), FALSE (=0)

Float real numbers which are represented as doubles in the translated C code.
Sample constants: 4.3, +1.2, -2.6

Dayofweek
constant values: SUN, MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, internally represented as
integer valued constants with SUN=0, MON=1, and so on.

DateTime
specify in one of 3 formats:

[1] (m|d|y) where 1 <= m <= 12, 1 <= d <= 31, 0 <= y, ex. (4|4|1997);

[2] (hh:mm:ss) where 0 <= hh <= 23, 0 <= mm <= 59, 0 <= ss <= 61, ex.
(12:01:00);

[3] (m|d|y@hh:mm:ss), ex. (4|4|1997@12:01:00)
During dates/times comparison, "now" time is substituted if the time
portion is not given (format [1]); the "now" date is substituted if the
date portion is not given (format [2]). Also, the full year portion must
be given (i.e. 1997 instead of 97) in dates to avoid ambiguity.

String A string is enclosed in quotes (") and it can contain anything except another
quote, a newline, and left and right parentheses.
Sample constants: "a sample string", NULLSTR

Size format: <integer><suffix> where suffix is a multiplier of the form:
<multiplier><unit>:

multiplier unit (bytes or words)
=================== =====================
k,m,g,t,p,K,M,G,T,P b,B,w,W

where k=K=1024, m=M=1,048,576, g=G=1,073,741,824, t=T=1,099,511,627,776,
p=P=1,125,899,906,842,624, b=B=1, and word size w=W is locally defined (i.e. 4
bytes in a 32-bit machine).

When operating on 2 size operands that are of different suffixes, the suffix of
the "lower" of the two will be the resultant suffix. For example,
10mb + 10gb = 10250mb
Sample constants: -1b, 2w, 1kb, 2mw, +3gb, 4tw, 6Pb

Range Int

format: (low Int value, high Int value)
where low Int value <= high Int value. Sample constant: (1,3)

Range Float

format: (low Float value, high Float value)
where low value <= high value. Sample constant: (2.3, 4.6)

Range Dayofweek

format: (earlier day, later day)
where earlier day <= later day. Sample constant: (WED, FRI)

Range DateTime

format: (earlier date/time, later date/time)
where earlier date/time <= later date/time.
NOTE: if range contains only time portions, and earlier time "appears" to
be > later time as in "((18:0:0), (6:0:0))", then during date/time
comparisons, the "later" time will be adjusted by one day so that it will
look like: "( (<now date>@18:0:0), (<tomorrow date>@6:0:0) )"

Sample constants:
((4|4|1997), (4|10|1997)), ((12:01:00), (12:30:00)), ((4|4|1997@12:01:00),
(4|10|1997@12:30:00))

Range Size

format: (low size, high size)
where low size <= high size. Sample constants: (23gb, 50gb)

Server Maps directly to the PBS server object. A Server manages one or more Que objects.
Sample constant: NOSERVER

CNode for computational node consisting of a single OS image, a shared memory, and a set
of cpus. CNode runs 1 PBS MOM.
Sample constant: NOCNODE

Que Maps directly to the PBS queue object. A Que object spools one or more Job
objects.
Sample constant: NOQUE

Job Maps directly to the PBS job object. A Job object carries some attributes and
resource requirements.
Sample constant: NOJOB

Set Server
list of Server objects.
Sample constant: EMPTYSETSERVER

Set CNode
list of CNode objects.
Sample constant: EMPTYSETCNODE

Set Que list of Que objects.
Sample constant: EMPTYSETQUE

Set Job list of Job objects.
Sample constant: EMPTYSETJOB

BASL-DEFINED CONSTANTS

These are constants that cannot be used for naming an identifier (see next topic). These
are always in uppercase.

DATA TYPE BASL-DEFINED CONSTANT
=================== =============================================
Dayofweek SUN, MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT

Int SUCCESS, FAIL, FALSE, TRUE, SYNCRUN, ASYNCRUN,
DELETE, RERUN, HOLD, RELEASE, SIGNAL,
MODIFYATTR, MODIFYRES, SERVER_ACTIVE,
SERVER_IDLE, SERVER_SCHED, SERVER_TERM,
SERVER_TERMDELAY, QTYPE_E, QTYPE_R,
SCHED_DISABLED, SCHED_ENABLED, TRANSIT,
QUEUED, HELD, WAITING, RUNNING, EXITING,
CNODE_OFFLINE, CNODE_DOWN, CNODE_FREE,
CNODE_RESERVE, CNODE_INUSE_EXCLUSIVE,
CNODE_INUSE_SHARED, CNODE_TIMESHARED,
CNODE_CLUSTER, CNODE_UNKNOWN, OP_EQ, OP_NEQ,
OP_LE, OP_LT, OP_GE, OP_GT, OP_MAX, OP_MIN,
ASC, DESC

Server NOSERVER
Set Server EMPTYSETSERVER

CNode NOCNODE
Set CNode EMPTYSETCNODE

Que NOQUE
Set Que EMPTYSETQUE

Job NOJOB
Set Job EMPTYSETJOB

String NULLSTR

IDENTIFIER

Identifiers (used for variable names and function names) are in alphanumeric format, with
the special underscore (_) character allowed. Currently, BASL can only handle identifiers
with length of up to 80 chars. Also, you cannot use the BASL-defined constant names for
naming an identifier.

STATEMENTS

In BASL(2), you can have a single statement terminated by a semi-colon, or a group of
statements (called compound statement or block) delimited by '{' and '}'. The different
kinds of statements that can appear in a BASL code are:

1. expression statement
Expression statements are anything of the form:

expr ;

where expr can be:

a) Arithmetic expressions

lexpr + rexpr (add)
lexpr - rexpr (subtract)
lexpr * rexpr (multiply)
lexpr / rexpr (divide)
lexpr % rexpr (modulus or remainder)

NOTE: Adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and remaindering
will only be allowed for proper types and if the left and right
expressions are of consistent types. The table below illustrates what
types are consistent among the various operators:

For +:

lexpr rexpr
============ ============
Int or Float Int or Float
Size Size
String String

For -, *, /:

lexpr rexpr
============ ============
Int or Float Int or Float
Size Size

For %:

lexpr rexpr
============ ============
Int or Float Int or Float

Here are some sample arithmetic expressions statements:
Int i1;
Int i2;
Float f1;
Float f2;
Size sz1;
Size sz2;
String str1;
String str2;

i1 + i2;
f1 - i2;
sz1 * sz2 * 2b;
sz1 / 1024b;

str1 = "basl";
str2 = " cool";

// the following is a string concatenation
// operation resulting in the string:
// "basl cool"
str1 + str2;

i1 % 10;

b) Unary expressions

+expr // positive - multiplies by 1 an
// expression that is
// of Int, Float, or
// Size type

-expr // negative - multiplies by -1 an
// expression that is
// of Int, Float, or
// Size type

!expr // not - converts a non-zero expr
// value into 0, and a
// zero expr value into 1
// where expr type must be
// of type Int or Float

Some sample unary expressions:
Int i;

+3;
-(i + 4);
!i;

c) Logical expressions

lexpr EQ rexpr
lexpr NEQ rexpr
lexpr LT rexpr
lexpr LE rexpr
lexpr GT rexpr
lexpr GE rexpr
lexpr AND rexpr
lexpr OR rexpr

lexpr and rexpr must have types that are mutually consistent as shown
in the following table:

lterminal-expr rterminal-expr
============== ==============
Int or Float Int or Float
Dayofweek Dayofweek
DateTime DateTime
String String
Size Size
Server Server
Que Que
Job Job
CNode CNode
Set Server Set Server
Set Que Set Que
Set Job Set Job
Set CNode Set CNode

For AND, OR operators, the lexpr, rexpr consistent types are Int or
Float.

Some sample logical expressions:

i1 EQ i2;
i1 NEQ f2;
dow1 LE dow2;
d1 LT d2;
str1 GT str2;
sz1 GE sz2;

d) Post-operator expressions
These are expressions that are merely shortcut to assignment
statements.

IDENTIFIER++; // identifier=identifier+1
IDENTIFIER--; // identifier=identifier-1

IDENTIFIER must be of Int or Float type.

Example:
Int i;
Float f;

i++;
f--;

e) Function call

function-name ( arg1 ,arg2 ... , argN )

where arg1, ..., argN can be any constant or variable. You can't have
another function call as an argument.
Example:
Void pr(Int a) {
print(a);
}

pr(5);

There are certain predefined functions that a scheduler writer can
automatically call in his/her BASL code without a need to define it.
These functions are referred to as assist functions (or helper
functions) and they are discussed under PREDEFINED FUNCTIONS topic.

f) Constants
Some valid constant expressions are given in the following:
5;
+1.2;
SUN;
MON;
TUE;
WED;
THU;
FRI;
SAT;
(4|4|1997);
(12:01:00);
(4|4|1997@12:01:00);
"wonderful";
-1b;
SYNCRUN;
ASYNCRUN;
DELETE;
RERUN;
HOLD;
RELEASE;
SIGNAL;
MODIFYATTR;
MODIFYRES;
(1, 3);
(2.3, 4.6);
(WED, FRI);
((4|4|1997), (4|10|1997));
((12:01:00), (12:30:00));
((4|4|1997@12:01:00), (4|10|1997@12:30:00));
(23gb, 50gb);
NOSERVER;
NOCNODE;
NOQUE;
NOJOB;
EMPTYSETSERVER;
EMPTYSETCNODE;
EMPTYSETQUE;
EMPTYSETJOB;
NULLSTR;
SUCCESS;
FAIL;
SERVER_ACTIVE;
SERVER_IDLE;
SERVER_SCHED;
SERVER_TERM;
SERVER_TERMDELAY;
QTYPE_E;
QTYPE_R;
SCHED_DISABLED;
SCHED_ENABLED;
FALSE;
TRUE;
TRANSIT;
QUEUED;
HELD;
WAITING;
RUNNING;
EXITING;
CNODE_OFFLINE;
CNODE_DOWN;
CNODE_FREE;
CNODE_RESERVE;
CNODE_INUSE_EXCLUSIVE;
CNODE_INUSE_SHARED;
CNODE_TIMESHARED;
CNODE_CLUSTER;
CNODE_UNKNOWN;
OP_EQ;
OP_NEQ;
OP_LE;
OP_LT;
OP_GE;
OP_GT;
OP_MAX;
OP_MIN;

g) Identifier

Example:
Int i;

i;

2. Assignment statement

IDENTIFIER = expr ;

IDENTIFIER and expr must have types that are mutually consistent as
illustrated in the following table:

identifier expr
=============== ===============
Int Int, Float
Float Int, Float
Dayofweek Dayofweek
DateTime DateTime
String String
Size Size
Que Que
Job Job
CNode CNode
Server Server
Dayofweek Dayofweek
DateTime DateTime
Set Server Set Server
Set Que Set Que
Set Job Set Job
Set CNode Set CNode
Range Int Range Int
Range Float Range Float
Range Dayofweek Range Dayofweek
Range DateTime Range DateTime
Range Size Range Size

3. if...else statement
The format of an if statement is similar to that in C with the delimiting
"{" and "}" always present:

if( expr ) {
zero or more (true) STATEMENTS
}

if( expr ) {
zero or more (true) STATEMENTS
} else {
zero or more (false) STATEMENTS
}

The expr 's type must be either Int or Float, and after evaluation if its
value is non-zero, then the true statements are executed. On the second
form, if the expr evaluates to zero, then the false statements are executed.

Some sample if statements are given below:

if (2 * x )
{
y = y + 3;
print(y);
}

if (2 * x ) {
y = y + 3;
} else {
if( 3 * x ) {
y = 4;
} else {
y = 5;
}
}

4. for loop statement
The format of a for statement is as follows:

for( start; test; action ) {
zero or more STATEMENTS
}

Just like in C, for first executes start , then evaluates the test condition
to see if it returns a non-zero value. If it does, the for statements are
executed. After the for statements are executed, then action is evaluated,
and then it checks the test condition again in the same manner as before.
start and action can be a simple assignment expression or a post-operator
expression. test is a logical/relational expression. Some sample for
statements are given in the following:

for (i = 0; i LT 3 ; i = i + 1)
{
print(i);
}

for (i = 0; i LT 2 * x; i++)
{
if (x GT 3)
{
y = 99;
} else
{
x = 73;
}
}

5. foreach loop statement
This statement is primarily used for successively retrieving each element of
a Set data type: Set Server, Set CNode, Set Job, Set Que. The syntax is:

foreach ( IDENTIFIER1 in IDENTIFIER2 ) {
zero or more STATEMENTS
}

where the following pairing of types for the identifiers are allowed:

IDENTIFIER1 IDENTIFIER2
=========== ===========
Server Set Server
Que Set Que
Job Set Job
CNode Set CNode

Example:
Server s;
Que q;
Job j;
CNode c;

Set Server ss;
Set Que sq;
Set Job sj;
Set CNode sc;

foreach(s in ss){
print(s);
}
foreach(q in sq){
print(q);
}
foreach(j in sj){
print(j);
}
foreach(c in sc){
print(c);
}

6. while loop statement
The syntax of a while loop is:

while ( expr ) {
zero or more STATEMENTS
}

where expr must be of Int or Float type. If expr is non-zero, then the zero
or more STATEMENTS are executed and expr is re-evaluated.

Example:
Int i;
i = 3;
while(i) {
if( i EQ 0 ) {
print("break on i = 1");
break;
}
i--;
}

7. switch statement
The switch statement is a mult-way decision that tests whether an
identifier's value matches one of a number of values, and branches to a
group of statements accordingly.
The syntax for a switch statement is:

switch( IDENTIFIER ) {
case constant-expr :
{
zero or more STATEMENTS
}
case constant-expr :
{
zero or more STATEMENTS
}
...
case in constant-rangeOrSet-expr :
{
zero or more STATEMENTS
}
case in IDENTIFIER-rangeOrSettype :
{
zero or more STATEMENTS
}
default :
{
zero or more STATEMENTS
}
}

where constant-expr is an expr of type Int, Float, Dayofweek, DateTime,
Size, String, Server, Que, Job, or CNode. constant-rangeOrSet-expr and
IDENTIFIER-rangeOrSettype can be of type Set Server, Set CNode, Set Que, Set
Job, Range Int, Range Float, Range Dayofweek, Range DateTime, or Range Size.

IDENTIFIER cannot be of type Void. IDENTIFIER 's type must be consistent
with constant-expr 's, constant-rangeOrSet-expr 's, and IDENTIFIER-
rangeOrSettype 's type as illustrated in the following table:
IDENTIFIER constant-range-expr, IDENTIFIER-rangetype
=========== =========================================
Server Set Server
Que Set Que
Job Set Job
CNode Set CNode
Int Range Int
Float Range Float
Dayofweek Range Dayofweek
DateTime Range DateTime
Size Range Size

If a case expression matches the IDENTIFIER 's value, then the corresponding
block of statements are executed. Unlike in C, execution does NOT fall
through to the next case statement. The reason for this is that basl2c will
translate this switch statement into if-elseif-else construct. The case
labeled default is executed if none of the other cases are satisfied. The
default is optional; if it isn't there, and if none of the cases match, no
action takes place.

Example:
Dayofweek dow;

switch(dow)
{
case MON:
{
print("case MON");
}
case TUE:
{
print("case TUE");
}
case WED:
{
print("case WED");
}
case THU:
{
print("case THU");
}
case FRI:
{
print("case FRI");
}
case SAT:
{
print("case SAT");
}
case SUN:
{
print("case SUN");
}
default:
{
print("case defaulted");
}
}

Int a;
Range Int ri;
ri = (10, 12);
switch(a)
{
case in (1,5):
{
print("case 1,5");
}
case in (6,9):
{
print("case 6,9");
}
case in ri:
{
print("case ri");
}
}

8. print statement
Print statement is capable of printing to stdout the value of any identifier
or constant of type Int, Float, Dayofweek, DateTime, String, Size, Que, Job,
CNode, Server, Range Int, Range Float, Range Dayofweek, Range DateTime,
Range Size.
The syntax is as follows:

print ( IDENTIFIER );
print ( constant );

Example:
DateTime dt;
CNode cn;

dt = (4|4|1997@12:13:36);
cn = AllNodesLocalHostGet();

print(dt);
print(cn);

For Set types, use foreach to go through each element and print as in:

Server s;
Set Server ss;

ss = AllServersGet();

foreach(s in ss) {
print(s);
}

9. continue statement

continue ;

The continue statement must have been invoked within a for, foreach, and
while loop. It causes the next iteration of the enclosing loop to begin.

10. break statement

break ;

The break statement must have been invoked within a for, foreach, and while
loop. It provides an early exit from the enclosing loop.

11. return statement

return(IDENTIFIER) ;
return(constant) ;
return() ;

The return statement provides the value (if any) to be returned by a
function. The type returned by IDENTIFIER and constant must match the
calling function's return type. constant types allowed are anything except
Set and Range types. The last format, return() is usually called within a
function that doesn't return any value ( like sched_main() ).

12. exit statement

exit(constant);

where constant is of type Int. Calling this will terminate the scheduler.

13. Comment statement
These are statements prefixed by "//" and they are ignored by the BASL
compiler.

// this line is ignored
Int i; // string following the slashes is ignored

OPERATOR PRECEDENCE AND ASSOCIATIVITY

The following table shows the various operator precedence levels and associativity defined
in the BASL language. The operators are listed in the order of decreasing precedence. The
higher the precedence of an operator, the earlier it gets executed. The order in which the
operators on the same level are executed depends on the associativity: left means the
operators are seen from left to right, while right means they are seen from right to left.

Operator Associativity
======================================= =============
! ++ -- + (unary plus) - (unary minus) right
* / % left
+ - left
LT LE GT GE left
EQ NEQ left
AND left
OR left
= right

PREDEFINED FUNCTIONS

In BASL(2), a Server data type maps directly to a batch server object. Similarly, CNode
is to mom/resmom, Job is to batch job, and Que is to batch queue. However, not all
attributes to the PBS objects can be accessed from BASL. Only a subset of attributes,
those that seemed to make sense in the context of a scheduler, are made available, and
values to these attributes can be accessed by calling the following predefined functions,
known also as assist/helper functions.

(1) Server-related functions

Set Server AllServersGet(void)
Returns the list of servers specified in the configuration file for
which the scheduler writer wants the system to periodically check for
status, queues and jobs info. See pbs__sched__basl(8B) for a
discussion on the format of the configuration file.
CAUTION: This function must be called from inside sched_main() so
that at every scheduling iteration, the most up to date Set Server
structure is returned.

Server AllServersLocalHostGet(void)
Returns the Server object that represents the local host. unset value:
NOSERVER. This is a simple function to call for non-cluster environments
where only one server host exists.
CAUTION: This function must be called from inside sched_main() (or from
within function called by sched_main) so that at every scheduling
iteration, the most up to date Server structure is returned.

String ServerInetAddrGet(Server s)
Returns name for Server s. unset value: NULLSTR

String ServerDefQueGet(Server s)
Returns the default_queue attribute of Server s. unset value: NULLSTR

Int ServerStateGet(Server s)
Returns server_state attribute of Server s.

Return value:
SERVER_ACTIVE, SERVER_IDLE, SERVER_SCHED, SERVER_TERM,
SERVER_TERMDELAY, -1 (unset value)

Int ServerMaxRunJobsGet(Server s)
Returns max_running attribute of Server s. unset value: 0

Int ServerMaxRunJobsPerUserGet(Server s)
Returns max_user_run attribute of Server s. unset value: 0

Int ServerMaxRunJobsPerGroupGet(Server s)
Returns max_group_run attribute of Server s. unset value: 0

Set Que ServerQueuesGet(Server s)
Returns list of queues managed by Server s.

Set Job ServerJobsGet(Server s)
Returns list of jobs managed by Server s. For obtaining a subset of this
list, see QueJobsGet().

Int ServerIntResAvailGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to jobs
run by this server (Server resources_available.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of Int type. Sample resource
names are: cput, pcput, walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice, procs, mppe, ncpus,
pncpus, nodect, srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a description of these
resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Int cpuAvail;
// return the # of cpus currently available in
// the server
cpuAvail = ServerIntResAvailGet(server, "ncpus");

Size ServerSizeResAvailGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to jobs
run by this server (Server resources_available.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of Size type. Sample resource
names are: file, mem, pmem, workingset, pf, ppf, srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk,
srfs_big, srfs_fast, sds, psds. For a description of these resource
names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Size memAvail;
// return the amount of available memory in
// the server
memAvail = ServerSizeResAvailGet(server, "mem");

String ServerStringResAvailGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to jobs
run by this server (Server resources_available.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of String type. Sample
resource names are: nodes, arch, neednodes. For a description of these
resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
String type;
// return the architecture (or os type) of
// the server
type = ServerStringResAvailGet(server, "arch");

Int ServerIntResAssignGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
running jobs (Server resources_assigned.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of Int type. Sample resource
names are: cput, pcput, walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice, procs, mppe, ncpus,
pncpus, nodect, srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a description of these
resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Int cpuAssn;
// return the # of cpus currently assigned in
// the server
cpuAssn = ServerIntResAssignGet(server, "ncpus");

Size ServerSizeResAssignGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
running jobs (Server resources_assigned.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of Size type. Sample resource
names are: file, mem, pmem, workingset, pf, ppf, srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk,
srfs_big, srfs_fast, sds, psds. For a description of these resource
names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Size sdsAssn;
// return the amount of sds space currently assigned
// in the server
sdsAssn = ServerSizeResAssignGet(server, "sds");

String ServerStringResAssignGet(Server s, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
running jobs (Server resources_assigned.name attribute). Call this
function for resources with values that are of String type. Sample
resource names are: nodes, arch, neednodes. For a description of these
resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Set CNode ServerNodesGet(Server s)
Returns the set of nodes managed by server s. unset value: EMPTYSETCNODE.
NOTE: You can usually call the following functions for the nodes returned
by this call: CNodeStateGet(), CNodePropertiesGet(), and CNodeTypeGet().

Int ServerNodesQuery(Server s, String spec)
Issues a request to the specified server to query the availability of
resources specified in spec. At the present time, the only resource
specification allowed is one that involves "nodes" and it can be of the
format "nodes", "nodes=", or "nodes=<type>". The query results can be
accessed by calling the following functions: ServerNodesNumAvailGet(),
ServerNodesNumAllocGet(), ServerNodesNumRsvdGet(),
ServerNodesNumDownGet().
NOTE: This is a wrapper to the pbs_rescquery(3B) server function.

Return value:
SUCCESS, FAIL

Int ServerNodesNumAvailGet(Server s)
Returns the number of nodes available for those managed by the specified
server, or as reflected by the most recent query specified by
ServerNodesQuery(). If the return value is zero, then this means that
some number of nodes currently needed to satisfy the specification of
ServerNodesQuery() are currently unavailable. The request maybe satisfied
at some later time. If the result is negative, no combination of known
nodes can satisfy the specification.

Int ServerNodesNumAllocGet(Server s)
Returns the number of nodes allocated for those managed by the specified
server, or as reflected by the most recent query specified by
ServerNodesQuery().

Int ServerNodesNumRsvdGet(Server s)
Returns the number of nodes reserved for those managed by the specified
server, or as reflected by the most recent query specified by
ServerNodesQuery().

Int ServerNodesNumDownGet(Server s)
Returns the number of nodes down for those managed by the specified
server, or as reflected by the most recent query specified by
ServerNodesQuery().

Int ServerNodesReserve(Server s,String spec,Int resId)
Issues a request to the specified server to reserve the resources
specified in spec. A value of 0 for resId means that this is for doing a
new reservation. Otherwise, the number will represent an existing
(partial) reservation. Resources currently reserved for this resId will
be released and the full reservation will be attempted again. At the
present time the only resources which may be specified are
"nodes". It should be specified as nodes=specification where
specification is what a user specifies in the -l option argument list
for nodes, see qsub (1B).
NOTE: This is a wrapper to the pbs_rescreserve(3B) server function.

Return value:
a reference number to a successful or partially-successful
reservation, or FAIL

Int ServerNodesRelease(Server s, Int resId)
This releases or frees resources reserved with the reference number
specified in resId.
NOTE: This is a wrapper to the pbs_rescrelease(3B) server function.

Return value:
SUCCESS, or FAIL

(2) Que-related functions:

String QueNameGet( Que que )
Returns name of Que que. unset value: NULLSTR

Int QueTypeGet( Que que )
Returns queue_type attribute of Que que.
Return value: QTYPE_E (Execution), QTYPE_R (Routing), -1 (unset
value)

Int QueNumJobsGet( Que que )
Returns number of jobs residing in Que que. unset value: 0

Int QueMaxRunJobsGet( Que que )
Returns max_running attribute of Que que. unset value: 0

Int QueMaxRunJobsPerUserGet( Que que )
Returns max_user_run attribute of Que que. unset value: 0

Int QueMaxRunJobsPerGroupGet( Que que )
Returns max_group_run attribute of Que que. unset value: 0

Int QuePriorityGet( Que que )
Returns Priority attribute of Que que. unset value: 0

Int QueStateGet( Que que )
Returns started attribute of Que que - the job execution selection
state of the que: SCHED_DISABLED, SCHED_ENABLED. unset value:
SCHED_DISABLED

Set Job QueJobsGet( Que que )
Returns the list of jobs currently residing in que.

Int QueIntResAvailGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to
jobs running from this q (Que resources_available.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of Int type.
Sample resource names are: cput, pcput, walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice,
procs, mppe, ncpus, pncpus, nodect, srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a
description of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Size QueSizeResAvailGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to
jobs running from this q (Que resources_available.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of Size type.
Sample resource names are: file, mem, pmem, workingset, pf, ppf,
srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk, srfs_big, srfs_fast, sds, psds. For a description
of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

String QueStringResAvailGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is available to
jobs running from this q (Que resources_available.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of String type.
Sample resource names are: nodes, arch, neednodes. For a description
of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Int QueIntResAssignGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
jobs running from this queue (Que resources_assigned.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of Int type.
Sample resource names are: cput, pcput, walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice,
procs, mppe, ncpus, pncpus, nodect, srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a
description of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Size QueSizeResAssignGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
jobs running from this q (Que resources_assigned.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of Size type.
Sample resource names are: file, mem, pmem, workingset, pf, ppf,
srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk, srfs_big, srfs_fast, sds, psds. For a description
of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

String QueStringResAssignGet(Que q, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name that is allocated to
jobs running from this q (Que resources_assigned.name attribute).
Call this function for resources with values that are of String type.
Sample resource names are: nodes, arch, neednodes. For a description
of these resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B),
pbs_resources_sp2(7B), pbs_resources_sunos4(7B),
pbs_resources_unicos8(7B), pbs_server_attributes(7B),
pbs_resources_irix6(7B), pbs_resources_linux(7B).

(3) Job-related functions

String JobIdGet( Job job )
Returns job identifier of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

String JobNameGet( Job job )
Returns Job_Name attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

String JobOwnerNameGet( Job job )
Returns Job_Owner attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

String JobEffectiveUserNameGet( Job job)
Returns euser attribute of Job job.

String JobEffectiveGroupNameGet(Job job)
Returns egroup attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

Int JobStateGet ( Job job )
Returns job_state attribute of Job job.

Return value:
TRANSIT, QUEUED, HELD, WAITING, RUNNING, EXITING, -1 (unset
value)

Int JobPriorityGet( Job job )
Returns Priority attribute of Job job. unset value: 0

Int JobRerunFlagGet( Job job )
Returns Rerunable attribute of Job job.
Return value: FALSE, TRUE, -1 (unset value)

Int JobInteractiveFlagGet( Job job )
Returns interactive attribute of Job job.
Return value: FALSE, TRUE. unset value: FALSE

DateTime JobDateTimeCreatedGet(Job job)
Returns the ctime attribute of Job job. unset value:
(0|0|0@-1:-1:-1)

String JobEmailAddrGet( Job job )
Returns the Mail_Users attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

String JobStageinFilesGet( Job job )
Returns the stagein attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

String JobStageoutFilesGet( Job job )
Returns stageout attribute of Job job. unset value: NULLSTR

Int JobIntResReqGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name as required by the
job (Job Resource_List.name attribute). Call this function for
resources with values that are of Int type. Sample resource names
are: cput, pcput, walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice, procs, mppe, ncpus,
pncpus, nodect, srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a description of these
resource names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Int cputReq;
// returns the cput requirement of the job
cputReq = JobIntResReqGet(job, "cput");

Size JobSizeResReqGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name as required by the
job (Job Resource_List.name attribute). Call this function for
resources with values that are of Size type. Sample resource names
are: file, mem, pmem, workingset, pf, ppf, srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk,
srfs_big, srfs_fast, sds, psds. For a description of these resource
names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Size memReq;
// returns the memory requirement of the job
memReq = JobSizeResReqGet(job, "mem");

String JobStringResReqGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name as required by the
job (Job Resource_List.name attribute). Call this function for
resources with values that are of String type. Sample resource names
are: nodes, arch, neednodes. For a description of these resource
names, see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
String nodes;
// returns the nodes requirement property of
// the job
nodes = JobStringResReqGet(job, "nodes");

Int JobIntResUseGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name used by the job (Job
resources_used.name attribute). Call this function for resources with
values that are of Int type. Sample resource names are: cput, pcput,
walltime, mppt, pmppt, nice, procs, mppe, ncpus, pncpus, nodect,
srfs_assist, mta,..., mth. For a description of these resource names,
see pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Int walltUse;
// returns the amount of walltime used by
// the job
walltUse = JobIntResUseGet(job, "walltime");

Size JobSizeResUseGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name used by the job (Job
resources_used.name attribute). Call this function for resources with
values that are of Size type. Sample resource names are: file, mem,
pmem, workingset, pf, ppf, srfs_tmp, srfs_wrk, srfs_big, srfs_fast,
sds, psds. For a description of these resource names, see
pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

Example:
Size srfsUse;
// returns the amount of srfs_fast used by
// the job
srfsUse = JobSizeResUseGet(job, "srfs_fast");

String JobStringResUseGet(Job job, String name)
Returns the value to resource specified in name used by the job (Job
resources_used.name attribute). Call this function for resources with
values that are of String type. Sample resource names are: nodes,
arch, neednodes. For a description of these resource names, see
pbs_resources_irix5(7B), pbs_resources_sp2(7B),
pbs_resources_sunos4(7B), pbs_resources_unicos8(7B),
pbs_server_attributes(7B), pbs_resources_irix6(7B),
pbs_resources_linux(7B).

(4) CNode-related functions

Set CNode AllNodesGet(void)
Returns list of nodes that are managed by the server running on the
local host. This could also include those nodes that were specified
in the scheduler configuration file for which the scheduler writer
wants the system to periodically check for information like state,
property, and so on. See pbs_sched_basl(8B) for a discussion of
configuration file format.
CAUTION: This function must be called from inside sched_main() so
that at every scheduling iteration, the most up to date Set CNode
structure is returned. Do not call this from an assignment statement
intended to initialize a global variable, as the statement will only
be called once.

CNode AllNodesLocalHostGet(void)
Returns the CNode object that represents the local host. This is a
simple function to call for non-clustered systems where only 1 CNode
exists. unset value: NOCNODE
CAUTION: This function must be called from inside sched_main() (or
from within functions called by sched_main) so that at every
scheduling iteration, the most up to date CNode structure is
returned. Do not call this from an assignment statement intended to
initialize a global variable, as the statement will only be called
once.

String CNodeNameGet(CNode node)
Returns the unique (official) name of the node (i.e. ResMom hostname
in a 1 mom/node model). This returns the same string that was
specified in the configuration file. unset value: NULLSTR

String CNodeOsGet(CNode node)
Returns the os architecture of the node (i.e. "irix5", "sp2"). unset
value: NULLSTR

Int CNodeStateGet( CNode node )
Returns the node's state.

Return value:
CNODE_OFFLINE, CNODE_DOWN, CNODE_FREE, CNODE_RESERVE,
CNODE_INUSE_EXCLUSIVE, CNODE_INUSE_SHARED, CNODE_UNKNOWN

Int CNodeTypeGet( CNode node )
Returns the node's type.

Return value:
CNODE_TIMESHARED, CNODE_CLUSTER, CNODE_UNKNOWN

String CNodePropertiesGet(CNode node)
Returns the comma-separated list of other names the node is known by
( properties, other network name). For example,
"babbage.OpenPBS.org" maybe the node name, but it could also be known
via "babbage1, babbage2". unset value: NULLSTR

String CNodeVendorGet(CNode node)
Returns the name of the vendor for the hardware of the machine (i.e.
"sgi", "ibm"). unset value: NULLSTR

Int CNodeNumCpusGet(CNode node)
Returns the number of processors attached to the node. unset value:
-1

Size CNodeMemTotalGet( CNode node, String type )
Returns total memory of type for the node. type is an arbitrary
string that the scheduler writer defines in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
// get total physical memory
CNodeMemTotalGet(node, "real")
// get total virtual memory
CNodeMemTotalGet(node, "virtual")

Size CNodeMemAvailGet( CNode node, String type )
Returns available memory of type for the node. type is an arbitrary
string that the scheduler writer defines in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
So sample calls will be:
// get available physical memory
CNodeMemAvailGet(node, "real")
// get available virtual memory
CNodeMemAvailGet(node, "virtual")

Int CNodeIdletimeGet( CNode node )
Returns number of seconds in which no keystroke or mouse movement has
taken place on any terminal connected to the node. unset value: -1

Float CNodeLoadAveGet( CNode node )
Returns node's load average for all cpus. unset value: -1.0

Int CNodeCpuPercentIdleGet( CNode node )
Returns the percent of idle time that all the processors of the node
have experienced.

Int CNodeCpuPercentSysGet( CNode node )
Returns the percent of time that all the processors of the node have
spent running kernel code.

Int CNodeCpuPercentUserGet( CNode node )
Returns the percent of time that all the processors of the node have
spent running user code.

Int CNodeCpuPercentGuestGet( CNode node )
Returns the percent of time that all the processors of the node have
spent running a guest operating system.

Int CNodeNetworkBwGet( CNode node, String type )
Returns the bandwidth of the node's network of type in bytes/second.
type is defined by the scheduler writer in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1
Some sample calls are:
CNodeNetworkBwGet( node, "hippi" );
CNodeNetworkBwGet( node, "fddi" );

Size CNodeDiskSpaceTotalGet(CNode node, String name)
Returns the node's total space on disk identified by name where name
is the device name arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the
scheduler configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeDiskSpaceTotalGet( node, "/scratch2" );

Size CNodeDiskSpaceAvailGet(CNode node, String name)
Returns the node's available space on disk identified by name where
name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeDiskSpaceAvailGet( node, "/scratch1" );

Size CNodeDiskSpaceReservedGet(CNode node, String name)
Returns the node's reserved space on disk (user quota?) identified by
name where name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the
scheduler configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeDiskSpaceReservedGet( node, "/scratch1" );

Int CNodeDiskInBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the write bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's disk identified
by name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeDiskInBwGet( node, "/fast" );

Int CNodeDiskOutBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns read bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's disk identified by
name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeDiskOutBwGet( node, "/big" );

Size CNodeSwapSpaceTotalGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the node's total space on swap identified by name where name
is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeSwapSpaceTotalGet( node, "primary" );

Size CNodeSwapSpaceAvailGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns node's available space on swap identified by name where name
is the device name arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the
scheduler configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeSwapSpaceAvailGet( node, "secondary" );

Int CNodeSwapInBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns swapin rate of the node's swap device identified by name.
Example:
CNodeSwapInBwGet(node, "secondary");

Int CNodeSwapOutBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the swapout rate of the node's swap device identified by
name. unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeSwapOutBwGet(node, "primary");

Size CNodeTapeSpaceTotalGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the node's total space on tape identified by name where name
is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeTapeSpaceTotalGet(node, "4mm");

Size CNodeTapeSpaceAvailGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the node's available space on tape identified by name where
name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the scheduler
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeTapeSpaceAvailGet(node, "8mm");

Int CNodeTapeInBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the write bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's tape identified
by name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeTapeInBwGet( node, "4mm" );

Int CNodeTapeOutBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the read bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's tape identified
by name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeTapeOutBwGet( node, "8mm" );

Size CNodeSrfsSpaceTotalGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the node's total space on srfs device identified by name
where name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in the
scheduler configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeSrfsSpaceTotalGet(node, "/fast");

Size CNodeSrfsSpaceAvailGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the node's available space on srfs device identified by name
where name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler writer in some
configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeSrfsSpaceAvailGet( node, "/big" );

Size CNodeSrfsSpaceReservedGet(CNode node, String name)
Returns the node's total amount of reserved space on srfs device
identified by name where name is arbitrarily defined by the scheduler
writer in the scheduler configuration file. unset value: -1b
Example:
CNodeSrfsSpaceReservedGet( node, "/fast" );

Int CNodeSrfsInBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the write bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's srfs device
identified by name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeSrfsInBwGet( node, "/fast" );

Int CNodeSrfsOutBwGet( CNode node, String name )
Returns the read bandwidth (bytes/sec) of the node's srfs device
identified by name . unset value: -1
Example:
CNodeSrfsOutBwGet( node, "/big" );

(5) Miscellaneous Functions

DateTime datetimeGet()
gets the current date/time.

Int datetimeToSecs(DateTime dt)
returns the # of seconds since epoch (beginning of UNIX time -
00:00:00, January 1, 1970) for the given date/time dt.

Int JobAction( Job job, Int action, String param )
Performs action on job with a param specified depending on the
action. action can be: SYNCRUN, ASYNCRUN, DELETE, RERUN, HOLD,
RELEASE, SIGNAL, MODIFYATTR, MODIFYRES where:
Action Description
=============== ==========================
SYNCRUN runs the job synchronously,
meaning the call to
JobAction() will only
return when the job has
started running or when
an error has been
encountered.
Param value:
name of host(s) to run
job under.

ASYNCRUN runs the job asynchronously,
meaning the call to
JobAction() will return
immediately as soon as
the run request is
validated by the PBS server,
and not necessarily when
the job has started
execution.
Param value:
name of host(s) to run
job under.

DELETE deletes the job.
Param value:
"deldelay=<# of secs>"
- delay # of seconds
between the sending
of SIGTERM and SIGKILL
to the job before
getting deleted.

RERUN reruns the running job,
which involves terminating
the session leader of the
job and returning the job
to the queued state.

HOLD places one or more holds
on the job.
Param value:
"u", "o", "s", "uo", "os",
"uos"
- type of holds to place
on job: u(ser), o(ther),
s(ystem).

RELEASE removes or releases
holds placed on jobs.
Param value:
"u", "o", "s", "uo", "os",
"uos"
- type of holds to remove
from job: u(ser), o(ther),
s(ystem).

SIGNAL sends a signal to the
executing job.
Param value:
"HUP", "SIGHUP",...

MODIFYATTR modifies the specified
attribute of the job to
the given value, when
the attrib_name is
!= "Resource_List" or
"resources_used".
Param value:
"attrib_name=value"

MODIFYRES modifies the job's
Resource_List
attribute given the
res_name and the
res_value:
Resource_List.res_name=
res_value
Param value:
"res_name=res_val"
param value depends on the action. Specify NULLSTR if no value for
this parameter is desired.
Return value: SUCCESS or FAIL.
NOTE: Any unrecognized action is ignored.
Example:
// run Job j synchronously
JobAction(j, SYNCRUN, NULLSTR);

// run Job j asynchronously on host "db"
JobAction(j, ASYNCRUN, "db");

// delete Job j
JobAction(j, DELETE, NULLSTR);

// delete Job j with a delay of 5 secs
// between the sending of SIGTERM and
// SIGKILL
JobAction(j, DELETE, "deldelay=5");

// rerun Job j
JobAction(j, RERUN, NULLSTR);

// place a u(ser) hold on Job j
JobAction(j, HOLD, "u");

// place an o(ther) hold on Job j
JobAction(j, HOLD, "o");

// place a s(ystem) hold on Job j
JobAction(j, HOLD, "s");

// place a default hold (u) on Job j
JobAction(j, HOLD, NULLSTR);

// release u(ser) hold from Job j
JobAction(j, RELEASE, "u");

// release o(ther) hold from Job j
JobAction(j, RELEASE, "o");

// release s(ystem) hold from Job j
JobAction(j, RELEASE, "s");

// release default hold (u) from Job j
JobAction(j, RELEASE, NULLSTR);

// send SIGHUP signal to Job j
JobAction(j, SIGNAL, "SIGHUP");

// update the comment attribute of Job
// j to "a message".
// The param format is: attribute_name=new_value
// Consult PBS documentation for a list of job
// attribute names that can be specified.
JobAction(j, MODIFYATTR, "comment=a message");
// update the Resource_List.cput attribute of Job
// j to 3600 seconds.
// The param format is: resource_name=new_value
// See pbs_resources* man page for a list of
// resource_names that can be specified.
JobAction(j, MODIFYRES, "cput=3600");

QueJobFind(Que que,Fun Int func,Int cpr,Int value);

QueJobFind(Que que,Fun String func,Int cpr,String value);

QueJobFind(Que que,Fun DateTime func,Int cpr,DateTime value);

QueJobFind(Que que,Fun Size func,Int cpr,Size value);

where cpr is one of: OP_EQ, OP_NEQ, OP_LE, OP_LT, OP_GE, OP_GT. func
is a function whose ONLY argument is of Job type. Job is the return
type.

Description: Applies func to every job in que , and return the first
job that satisfies the logical comparison: func(job) cpr value

Example:

Size JobVirtualMemAvailGet(Job job)
{
Size sz;

sz = JobSizeResReqGet(job, "mem");
return(sz);
}
Int JobWallTimeReqGet(Job job)
{
Int wallt;

wallt = JobIntResReqGet(job, "walltime");
return(wallt);
}

Int JobCpuTimeUsedGet(Job job)
{
Int cput;

cput = JobIntResUseGet(job, "cput");
return(cput);
}

Que findQueByName(Set Que queues, String qname)
{
Que q;

foreach(q in queues) {
if( QueNameGet(q) EQ qname ) {
return(q);
}
}
return(NOQUE);
}
sched_main()
{
Server s;
Que que;
Set Que sq;

// get local server
s = AllServersLocalHostGet();

// get the queues of the Server s
sq = ServerQueuesGet(s);

// get the queue named "fast" from the
// local server
que = findQueByName( sq, "fast" );

// Find the 1st job whose walltime requirement
// is == 300s:
QueJobFind(que, JobWallTimeReqGet, OP_EQ, 300);

// Find the 1st job whose email address to
// notify about job activity != "bayucan":
QueJobFind(que, JobEmailAddrGet, OP_NEQ,
"bayucan");

// Find the 1st job that was created after
// or on 3/3/1997:
QueJobFind(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GE,
(3|3|1997));

// Find the 1st job that was created after
// 3:3:44:
QueJobFind(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GT,
(3:3:44));

// Find the 1st job that was created after
// 3:3:44 on 3/3/1997:
QueJobFind(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GT,
(3|3|1997@3:3:44));

// Find the 1st job whose cpu time used < 1600s:
QueJobFind(que, JobCpuTimeUsedGet, OP_LT, 1600);

// Find the 1st job whose virtual memory
// requirement <= 300mb:
QueJobFind(que, JobVirtualMemAvailGet, OP_LE,
300mb);
}

Job QueJobFind( Que que, Fun Int func, Int cpr)

Job QueJobFind( Que que, Fun String func, Int cpr)

Job QueJobFind( Que que, Fun DateTime func, Int cpr)

Job QueJobFind( Que que, Fun Size func, Int cpr)

where cpr can be one of the following: OP_MAX, OP_MIN, func is a
function whose only argument is of Job type.

Description: Returns the Job with the max or min value found for
func(job) as it is applied to every job in que .

Example:
Int JobCpuTimeReqGet(Job job)
{
Int cput;

cput = JobIntResReqGet(job, "cput");
return(cput);
}
sched_main()
{
Que que;
Job job;

// Find the Job with the highest cpu time
// requirement:
job = QueJobFind(que, JobCpuTimeReqGet, OP_MAX);

// Find the Job with the minimum cpu time
// requirement:
job = QueJobFind(que, JobCpuTimeReqGet, OP_MIN);
}

Que QueFilter(Que que,Fun Int func,Int cpr,Int value)

Que QueFilter(Que que,Fun String func,Int cpr,String value)

Que QueFilter(Que que,Fun DateTime func,Int cpr,Date value)

Que QueFilter(Que que,Fun Size func,Int cpr,Size value)

where cpr can be one of the following: OP_EQ, OP_NEQ, OP_LE, OP_LT,
OP_GE, OP_GT, func is a function whose only argument is of Job type.

Description: Applies func to every job in que , and returns a new que
containing all jobs that satisfies the comparison condition:
func(job) cpr value

Example:
Int JobWallTimeReqGet(Job job)
{
Int wallt;

wallt = JobIntResReqGet(job, "walltime");
return(wallt);
}
sched_main()
{
Que que;
Que newq;

// Returns a new que containing all jobs in "que"
// with a walltime requirement == 300s:
newq = QueFilter(que, JobWallTimeReqGet, OP_EQ, 300);

// Returns a new que containing all jobs in "que"
// with an email address != "bayucan":
newq = QueFilter(que, JobEmailAddrGet, OP_NEQ, "bayucan");

// Returns a new que containing all jobs in "que"
// created after or on 3/3/1997:
newq = QueFilter(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GE,
(3|3|1997));

// Returns a new que containing all jobs in "que"
// created after 3:3:44:
newq = QueFilter(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GT,
(3:3:44));

// Returns a new que containing all jobs in "que"
// created after 3:3:44 on 3/3/1997:
newq = QueFilter(que, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, OP_GT,
(3|3|1997@3:3:44));

// NOTE: The original "que" is not modified
// whatsoever.
}

Int Sort(Set Job s, Fun Int key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Job s, Fun String key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Job s, Fun Float key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Job s, Fun DateTime key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Job s, Fun Size key, Int order)

where s the set of jobs to sort. key is the sorting key which is a
function whose only argument is of Job type, order is the sorting
order: ASC, DESC.

Description: sorts the elements of s , in either ASCending or
DESCending order of values that were returned by the key function, as
applied to every member of the set of jobs. The s object is modified
with this call. This returns SUCCESS or FAIL depending on outcome of
the sort.

Examples:
Size JobMemReqGet(Job job)
{
Size mem;

mem = JobSizeResReqGet(job, "mem");
return(mem);
}

sched_main()
{
Server master;

Set Job jobs;

Int order;

// get local server
master = AllServersLocalHostGet();

jobs = ServerJobsGet(master);
Sort(jobs, JobPriorityGet, ASC);
Sort(jobs, JobIdGet, DESC);
order = ASC;
Sort(jobs, JobDateTimeCreatedGet, order);
order = DESC;
Sort(jobs, JobMemReqGet, order);
}

Int Sort(Set Que s, Fun Int key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Que s, Fun String key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Que s, Fun Float key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Que s, Fun DateTime key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Que s, Fun Size key, Int order)

where s the set of queues to sort. key is the sorting key which is a
function whose only argument is of Que type, order is the sorting
order: ASC, DESC.

Description: sorts the elements of s , in either ASCending or
DESCending order of values that were returned by the key function, as
applied to every member of the set of queues. The s object is
modified with this call. This returns SUCCESS or FAIL depending on
outcome of the sort.

Examples:
Size QueMemAvailGet(Que que)
{
Size mem;

mem = QueSizeResAvailGet(que, "mem");
return(mem);
}

sched_main()
{
Server master;

Set Que ques;
Int order;

// get local server
master = AllServersLocalHostGet();

ques = ServerQueuesGet(master);
Sort(ques, QuePriorityGet, ASC);
Sort(ques, QueNameGet, ASC);
order = DESC;
Sort(ques, QueMemAvailGet, order);
}

Int Sort(Set Server s, Fun Int key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Server s, Fun String key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Server s, Fun Float key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Server s, Fun DateTime key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set Server s, Fun Size key, Int order)

where s the set of servers to sort. key is the sorting key which is
a function whose only argument is of Server type, order is the
sorting order: ASC, DESC.

Description: sorts the elements of s , in either ASCending or
DESCending order of values that were returned by the key function, as
applied to every member of the set of servers. The s object is
modified with this call. This returns SUCCESS or FAIL depending on
outcome of the sort.

Examples:
Size ServerMemAvailGet(Server serv)
{
Size mem;

mem = ServerSizeResAvailGet(serv, "mem");
return(mem);
}

sched_main()
{
Set Server sserver;

Int order;

Int ret;

sserver = AllServersGet();

ret = Sort(sserver, ServerMaxRunJobsGet, ASC);
Sort(sserver, ServerInetAddrGet, ASC);

order = DESC;
Sort(sserver, ServerMemAvailGet, order);
}

Int Sort(Set CNode s, Fun Int key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set CNode s, Fun String key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set CNode s, Fun Float key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set CNode s, Fun DateTime key, Int order)

Int Sort(Set CNode s, Fun Size key, Int order)

where s the set of nodes to sort. key is the sorting key which is a
function whose only argument is of CNode type, order is the sorting
order: ASC, DESC.

Description: sorts the elements of s , in either ASCending or
DESCending order of values that were returned by the key function, as
applied to every member of the set of nodes. The s object is
modified with this call. This returns SUCCESS or FAIL depending on
outcome of the sort.

Examples:
Size CNodeMyMemAvailGet(CNode cn)
{
Size mem;

mem = CNodeMemAvailGet(cn, "virtual");
return(mem);
}

sched_main()
{
Set CNode scnode;

Int order;

scnode = AllNodesGet();

Sort(scnode, CNodeIdletimeGet, ASC);
Sort(scnode, CNodeNameGet, ASC);
order = DESC;
Sort(scnode, CNodeMyMemAvailGet, order);
}

CNode..Get() FUNCTIONS

The return values of the CNode..Get() functions discussed in the previous section are
obtained by sending resource queries to the CNode's MOM at every scheduling iteration.
For example, CNodeLoadAveGet(node) will return the value obtained from some <host
resource> query (this could be the string "loadave") as sent to the node's MOM. The
"<host resource> -> CNode..Get()" mappings are established internally, but they can be
modified or more mappings can be added via the scheduler configuration file. The config
file is discussed in pbs_sched_basl(8B).
Mappings already established are given in the following:

For all architectures:

CNode..Get() actual call host resource
======================== =============
CNodeOsGet(node) arch
CNodeLoadAveGet(node) loadave
CNodeIdletimeGet(node) idletime

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