Added method to retrieve time to next time critical job #641
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Awesome idea! I think it would make sense to also query ostime_t os_timeToNextTimeCriticalJob() {
if(OS.runnablejobs) return 0;
if (!OS.scheduledjobs) return 0x7FFFFFFFl; //ostime_t_max;
return OS.scheduledjobs->deadline - os_getTime();
}See the OS loop function, it checks |
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In the context of the discussion here #640 I thought it's useful to get the time to the next critical job to help determine idle/sleep time on the node without having to guess using os_queryTimeCriticalJobs()