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#ifndef SCHED_UTIL_H
#define SCHED_UTIL_H

#include <math.h>
#include "util.h"

// "average credit" uses an exponential decay so that recent
// activity is weighted more heavily.
// AVG_HALF_LIFE is the "half-life" period:
// the average decreases by 1/2 if idle for this period.
//
// After a period of T, average credit is multiplied by
// exp(-T*log(2)/AHL)
//
// When new credit is granted, the average credit is incremented
// by the new credit's average rate,
// i.e. the amount divided by the time since it was started

#define LOG2 M_LN2
    // log(2)
#define SECONDS_IN_DAY (3600*24)
#define AVG_HALF_LIFE  (SECONDS_IN_DAY*7)

extern void write_pid_file(const char* filename);
extern void set_debug_level(int);
extern void check_stop_trigger();
extern void update_average(double, double, double&, double&);
extern void install_sigint_handler();
extern bool sig_int;


class SchedMessages : public Messages {
    int debug_level;
    const char* v_format_kind(int kind) const;
    bool v_message_wanted(int kind) const;
public:
    enum Kind {
        CRITICAL,
        NORMAL,
        DEBUG
    };
    SchedMessages(): Messages(stderr) {}
    void set_debug_level(int new_level) { debug_level = new_level; }
};
extern SchedMessages log_messages;

#endif