created updateJobStatsXML() which creates a stats.xml file that backs ups the constantly changing data in the job. Its meant to be read by the website and when re-starting from scratch (it fills in total_render_time)

added XMLness through out the code

watchdog_forgiveness now accounts for its changes to the distrenjobs

added code to free pointers

@ohnobinki: do I need to free the xmlChar after every time it is used?

-created printAllJobnums() functions to... print all the job numbers in the queue in the order they will be processed
-added printAllJobnums to user interface

printJobInfo() no longer needs &head passed to it
added more to user interface in main() function

changed up printJob and printFrame to require less parameters, and now printJob only passes a pointer to a frame to printFrame

create a loop in the main function to interact with the queue in order to test it... it still needs a bit of work though

-find_jobframe() now updates prev_frame_status when a jobframe is assigned
-find_jobframe() now starts scanning on the jobframe after prev_frame_index

-added prev_frame_index to distrenjob queue
-mortition() now changes prev_frame_index to zero if the job is not completely done
-find_jobframe() now starts in the frameset array at prev_frame_index
-efficiency for finding every frame in the job goes from ((x^2)/2 where x = total_frames) to (3 * total_frames);

-created hibernate in general_info and distrenjob structures
-implimented it into find_jobframe() and the functions that initialize the jobs variables

-renamed blend_frame_watchdog() to frame_watchdog()
-frame_watchdog() now uses the variable watchdog_forgiveness in the distrenjob structure
-watchdog_forgiveness is now is seconds, since it is easier to specify a fraction of an hour with seconds using an integer, rather than trying to use a float or long.

-prepare_distrenjob() now uses distrenjob_new() to initilize the job, but then assigns values from the parameters to their proper distrenjob variables
-removed unneeded comments/TODOs

removed avg_render_time from distrenjob structure
removed time_remaining from distrenjob structure
removed percent_done from distrenjob structure
-- values that don't need to be calculated by the server

-added total_render_time to distrenjob structure
-changed finish_frame() to increase total_render_time by the time it took the frame to render

-fixed a minor error in finish_frame() where the amount of assigned frames was increased 1 instead of decreased 1.
-mortition() now decreases general_info.jobs_in_queue by one if the job is done and it calls distrenjob_remove() to remove the job from the linked list database.
-frame_finder() now increases the amount of assigned_frames by 1 if a frame to render is found
-distrenjob_remove() now decreases the amount of general_info.jobs_in_queue by 1
-prepare_distrenjob() now initializes assigned_frames and completed_frames at 0

created mortition(), compares frames the server has to the frames that are done, and will change the status of any needed frames to \"unassigned\"

went around fixing random warnings, most due to parameters of (**meh) and so I changed the calling functions to (&pointer) which I think was how it supposed to work but I don't know...

updated and simplified frame_finder()

removed isJobDone from distrenjob structure... since all jobs will be using

-ok, this time I fixed the undefined reference to status_report_generator() in function main()
-time before this I deleted the prototype function at the top of distrend.c

-Deleted status_report_generator
-Need to talk about what variables we really need in distrenjob
-Updated comments about distrenjob_enqueue

-re-wrote frame finder to work with any type of job and the linked list
-i did not finish destroying status_report_generator()
-added variable is_job_done to distrenjob structure... so frame finder can find a job, then find the components of the not done job by looking at its type

-removed TODO saying that we needed to add \"int type\" to framestruct, added comments about \"type\"
--In status_report_generator()--
-now starts scanning on jobs after the head job
-changed while statement to a for loop, much more reliable
-removed the setting of priority of the job to zero to say its complete, is useless since it is removed from the queue in the next statement.
-if the job has not been started, it is not scanned
-since queue is now a linked list, the total number of jobs simply equals the amount of times the for loop iterates which is counted by numjobs

-add a function prototype for add_job_to_queue()
-adjusted change_job_priority() to add the job before the jobs of its same priority if it has already been started, but add it at after the jobs of its same priority if it hasn't been started

-adjusted parameters of functions so that the pointer to the head function has to be passed to them
-updated faulty notes
-edited main() so that it set the priority of the head distrenjob to zero
-changed queue() to prepare_distrenjob()
-deleted global \"struc distrenjob *head\" variable because it is created in main()

created function \"change_job_priority\" and \"remove_job\" (this remove_job function recieves a job number and returns structure distrenjob, it was made to assist the change_job_priority function)

I also fixed an error where add_job_to_queue wasn't updating its prev_job pointer, which would of resulted in the loss of jobs between head and where the new job is inserted.

I'm back till I have to study for finals^^, i would like to make some modifications to the queue now that I have much more experience with linked lists, thanks to my cs-102 class.

I added some commented code to brainstorm the revised queue system, which I wish to discuss with everyone later today.

Ohnobinki, I has lots of questions for you :p