use
Uses the resource with the amount of units for the delay and then releases it. Equivalent to: seize(), delay(), release()
Parameters
the number of units of the resource needed for the request. The default is 1 unit.
the resource from which the units are being requested.
the priority of the event that makes the request, which orders seizes made at the same simulated instant. It does not set the request's position in the queue: that comes from the entity's priority, and only when the queue's discipline is RANKED.
, the length of time required before the process continues executing, must not be negative and must be finite.
, since the delay is scheduled, a priority can be used to determine the order of events for delays that might be scheduled to complete at the same time.
the queue that will hold the entity if the amount needed cannot immediately be supplied by the resource. If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Uses the resource with the amount of units for the delay and then releases it. Equivalent to: seize(), delay(), release() The queue that will hold the entity is internal to the resource. If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Parameters
the number of units of the resource needed for the request. The default is 1 unit.
the resource from which the units are being requested.
the priority of the event that makes the request, which orders seizes made at the same simulated instant. It does not set the request's position in the queue: that comes from the entity's priority, and only when the queue's discipline is RANKED.
, the length of time required before the process continues executing, must not be negative and must be finite.
, since the delay is scheduled, a priority can be used to determine the order of events for delays that might be scheduled to complete at the same time.
Uses the resource with the amount of units for the delay and then releases it. Equivalent to: seize(), delay(), release(). The queue that will hold the entity is internal to the resource. If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Parameters
the number of units of the resource needed for the request. The default is 1 unit.
the resource from which the units are being requested.
the priority of the event that makes the request, which orders seizes made at the same simulated instant. It does not set the request's position in the queue: that comes from the entity's priority, and only when the queue's discipline is RANKED.
, the length of time required before the process continues executing, must not be negative and must be finite.
, since the delay is scheduled, a priority can be used to determine the order of events for delays that might be scheduled to complete at the same time.
Uses the resource with the amount of units for the delay and then releases it. Equivalent to: seize(), delay(), release(). If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Parameters
the number of units of the resource needed for the request. The default is 1 unit.
the resource from which the units are being requested.
the priority of the event that makes the request, which orders seizes made at the same simulated instant. It does not set the request's position in the queue: that comes from the entity's priority, and only when the queue's discipline is RANKED.
, the length of time required before the process continues executing, must not be negative and must be finite.
, since the delay is scheduled, a priority can be used to determine the order of events for delays that might be scheduled to complete at the same time.
the queue that will hold the entity if the amount needed cannot immediately be supplied by the resource. If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Uses the resource with the amount of units for the delay and then releases it. Equivalent to: seize(), delay(), release() The queue that will hold the entity is internal to the resource pool. If the queue is priority based (i.e. uses a ranked queue discipline) the user should set the entity's priority attribute for use in ranking the queue prior to the calling use.
Parameters
the number of units of the resource needed for the request. The default is 1 unit.
the resource from which the units are being requested.
the priority of the event that makes the request, which orders seizes made at the same simulated instant. It does not set the request's position in the queue: that comes from the entity's priority, and only when the queue's discipline is RANKED.
, the length of time required before the process continues executing, must not be negative and must be finite.
, since the delay is scheduled, a priority can be used to determine the order of events for delays that might be scheduled to complete at the same time.