Task
An interface to represent the general concept of a task processor. A task processor is something that receives tasks and executes them.
Inheritors
Properties
Allows access to accumulated state (busy) usage.
Allows access to accumulated state (current) usage.
The fraction of time up to the current time that the processor has been in the busy state.
The fraction of time up to the current time that the processor has been in the idle state.
The fraction of time up to the current time that the processor has been in the active state.
The fraction of time up to the current time that the processor has been in the in-repair state.
Allows access to accumulated state (idle) usage.
Allows access to accumulated state (inactive) usage.
Allows access to accumulated state (in-repair) usage.
Indicates if a shutdown has been scheduled.
The number of times that the processor has exited the busy state.
The number of times that the processor has completed an idle period.
The number of times that the processor has completed inactive periods.
The number of times the processor has completed repair.
The time of the shutdown or infinity.
The time until a shutdown or infinity.
The total time up to the current time that the processor has been busy.
The total time up to the current time that the processor has been in any state.
The total time up to the current time that the processor has been idle.
The total time up to the current time that the processor has been in the inactive state.
The total time up to the current time that the processor has been in the repaired state.
Functions
Causes a pending shutdown event to be cancelled. If there is a task provider associated with the task processor it will be notified of the cancellation.
Indicates true if selectNextTask() results in a non-null task
Indicates if the processor is in the inactive state.
Indicates if the processor is in the in-repair state.
Indicates if the processor has not been shutdown.
Indicates if the processor has been shutdown.
The number of tasks waiting for the processor
Receives the task for processing. Enqueues the task and if the processor is idle, activates the processor to process tasks.
Causes the accumulated state information to be reset.
Causes a shutdown event to be scheduled for the supplied time. The shutdown event is scheduled and the current task provider is notified of the pending shutdown. This allows the current task provider to react gracefully to the pending shutdown. If there is no task provider then no notification occurs. There is no task provider if the task processor has not been activated.