R1.1.9

KSLCore/ksl.modeling.entity/Allocation

Allocation

class Allocation : AllocationIfc

An allocation represents a distinct usage of a resource by an entity with an amount allocated. Entities can have multiple allocations for the same resource. An allocation is in response to separate requests for units. Multiple requests by the same entity for units of the resource result in multiple allocations (when filled). An allocation is not created until the requested amount is available.

Parameters

myEntity

the entity associated with the allocation

myResource

the resource associated with the allocation

theAmount

the amount allocated of the resource to the entity

myQueue

the queue that the entity had to wait in when requesting the allocation

allocationName

the name of the allocation processed by the resource.

Properties

open override var amount: Int

The amount of the allocation representing the units allocated of the resource

open override var amountReleased: Int

The amount of the allocation that has been released

open override val id: Int

open override val isAllocated: Boolean

True if the allocation is currently allocated to a resource

open override val isDeallocated: Boolean

True if no units are allocated

open override var name: String?

An optional name for the allocation

open override val queue: QueueCIfc<ProcessModel.Entity.Request>

The queue that held the request associated with the allocation

open override val resource: ResourceCIfc

The resource associated with the allocation

open override val timeAllocated: Double

The time that the allocation was allocated to its resource

timeDeallocated

open override var timeDeallocated: Double

The time that the allocation was deallocated

totalTimeAllocated

open override val totalTimeAllocated: Double

The total elapsed time since allocation if not yet deallocated. If deallocated, the total time between de-allocation and allocation

Functions

open override fun toString(): String