Specifies the possible events processes may generate
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SUBMIT
- The process has been submitted
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START
- The process is ready to start
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REQVCPU
- The process wishes to use a CPU
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PAGEFAULT
- A page fault has occurred
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NETRAM
- A network-ram memory access has occurred
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QUERYNETRAM
- One client asks the managing client for network RAM allocation
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QUERYSERVER
- Manager asks a server for network RAM
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FREESERVER
- Manager tells server memory can be freed
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RESPONSENETRAM
- Manager client response to questioning client
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FREENETRAM
- Client notifies managing client that it has finished, and network RAM may have been freed
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RESPONSEFREE
- Manager notifies client as to its decision on freeing network RAM
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ALLOCNETRAM
- Network RAM needs to be allocated (a server is being asked)
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DEALLOCNETRAM
- Network RAM needs to be deallocated (a server is being told)
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ADDNETRAM
- The client is contacting the server directly
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RESPONSEADD
- The server is responding to the client directly
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BCASTMEMORYLOAD
- Broadcasts information about memory
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LOCALSYNCH
- Neighboring threads need to synchronize with each other
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GLOBALSYNCH
- All threads must synchronize with master thread
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STOP
- Terminate successfully
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TIMEUP
- Time quantum has expired
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SUSPEND
- Stop the process from generating new events
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RESUME
- Restart a SUSPENDED process
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WAIT
- Do nothing
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REQCPU
- The process is requesting the CPU
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RELCPU
- The process has finished with the CPU for now and wishes to release it
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REQDISK
- The process is requesting the disk
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RELDISK
- The process has finished waiting for the disk and now wants to release it
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RECVMSG
- Receive a message - results in several other requests and releases
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SENDMSG
- Send a message - results in several other requests and releases
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REQLINK
- Request for a link
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RELLINK
- Release of a link
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REQSWITCH
- Request for a switch
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RELSWITCH
- Release of a switch
Documentation
Specifies the possible events processes may generate
SUBMIT
- The process has been submitted
START
- The process is ready to start
REQVCPU
- The process wishes to use a CPU
PAGEFAULT
- A page fault has occurred
NETRAM
- A network-ram memory access has occurred
QUERYNETRAM
- One client asks the managing client for network RAM allocation
QUERYSERVER
- Manager asks a server for network RAM
FREESERVER
- Manager tells server memory can be freed
RESPONSENETRAM
- Manager client response to questioning client
FREENETRAM
- Client notifies managing client that it has finished, and network RAM may have been freed
RESPONSEFREE
- Manager notifies client as to its decision on freeing network RAM
ALLOCNETRAM
- Network RAM needs to be allocated (a server is being asked)
DEALLOCNETRAM
- Network RAM needs to be deallocated (a server is being told)
ADDNETRAM
- The client is contacting the server directly
RESPONSEADD
- The server is responding to the client directly
BCASTMEMORYLOAD
- Broadcasts information about memory
LOCALSYNCH
- Neighboring threads need to synchronize with each other
GLOBALSYNCH
- All threads must synchronize with master thread
STOP
- Terminate successfully
TIMEUP
- Time quantum has expired
SUSPEND
- Stop the process from generating new events
RESUME
- Restart a SUSPENDED process
WAIT
- Do nothing
REQCPU
- The process is requesting the CPU
RELCPU
- The process has finished with the CPU for now and wishes to release it
REQDISK
- The process is requesting the disk
RELDISK
- The process has finished waiting for the disk and now wants to release it
RECVMSG
- Receive a message - results in several other requests and releases
SENDMSG
- Send a message - results in several other requests and releases
REQLINK
- Request for a link
RELLINK
- Release of a link
REQSWITCH
- Request for a switch
RELSWITCH
- Release of a switch
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