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/* $Id$ */

/*
 * Perform some basic analysis of system resources to determine if
 * jobs should be run.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

/*  Scheduler head files */
#include "toolkit.h"
#include "gblxvars.h"

/* PBS header files */
#include "pbs_error.h"
#include "log.h"

#define DONT_START_JOB 0
#define START_JOB 1

int
schd_evaluate_system(Resources *rsrcs, char *reason)
  {
  double loadchk;

  if (rsrcs->ncpus_alloc >= rsrcs->ncpus_total)
    {
    if (reason)
      (void)sprintf(reason, "Insufficient CPUs available");

    return (DONT_START_JOB);
    }

  if (rsrcs->mem_alloc >= rsrcs->mem_total)
    {
    if (reason)
      (void)sprintf(reason, "Insufficient Memory available");

    return (DONT_START_JOB);
    }

  /* Does the system have a sufficient load?  If not, start a job. */
  loadchk = (double)((schd_TARGET_LOAD_PCT - schd_TARGET_LOAD_MINUS) *
                     rsrcs->ncpus_total);

  if (rsrcs->loadave < loadchk)
    {
    if (reason)
      (void)sprintf(log_buffer, "Load Average too low (%.02f/%.02f min)",
                    rsrcs->loadave, loadchk);

    return (START_JOB);
    }

  /* Does the system have too much work to do?  Don't start a new job. */
  loadchk = (double)((schd_TARGET_LOAD_PCT + schd_TARGET_LOAD_PLUS) *
                     rsrcs->ncpus_total);

  if (rsrcs->loadave > loadchk)
    {
    if (reason)
      (void)sprintf(reason, "Load Average too high (%.02f/%.02f max)",
                    rsrcs->loadave, loadchk);

    return (DONT_START_JOB);
    }

  /*
   *  If we are not running the nominal number of jobs or if
   *  we are taking idle, then it's okay to start jobs.
   */
  loadchk = (double)(schd_TARGET_LOAD_PCT * rsrcs->ncpus_total);

  if ((rsrcs->loadave < loadchk) || rsrcs->idltime)
    {
    if (reason)
      (void)sprintf(log_buffer,
                    "Load average below nominal (%.02f/%.02f nom).  Start jobs.",
                    rsrcs->loadave, loadchk);

    return (START_JOB);
    }

  if (reason)
    (void)sprintf(reason, "Done.  Don't need to run any jobs.");

  /*
   *  If we reached here, then we really don't need to start
   *  another job.  If we do, then the system could become over
   *  burdened with work.
   */
  return (DONT_START_JOB);
  }
