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LordOfWar - 16 years ago 2009-07-05 00:27:08

Fixed a syntax error, changing curvy brackets to parenthesis

added a frameset structure

adjusted the job_builder and frame_finder functions to use the new structure

prepared to start a function called status_report_generator, this function will scan all the jobs and figure out how done they are

preparing to:
add code to the frame_finder function to scan all the jobs and then run the job of highest priority. Then I will add code to the status_report_generate to change the priority of the job to something the frame_finder won't look it if the job is completed.

1 file changed with 17 insertions and 3 deletions:

src/server/distrend.c

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@@ @@ -42,13 +42,13 @@ int jobnum = 0; @@
 // Structures for storing job information
 // OOOOOOkay so we really need a struct for frameset rather than just an array, because we should track who each frame was sent out to. Please do this, someone! :D
 struct {
   char *name;
   char *submitter;
   char *email;
   int priority;
+  int priority;  // 1 is highest, 10 is lowest, 0 is done
   struct frameset **frameset; // What exactly is this now? hehe
 } blendjob[max];
 // -- Matthew's handywork --
 // struct for storing informaiton on each frame for a particular blender job
 struct {
@@ @@ -57,13 +57,14 @@ struct { @@
 	int frame_status; // status of frame, 0= unassigned, 1= taken, 2= done
 	// For secondary upload location...
 	char url;
 	char login_name;
 	char login_pass;
 } frameset[frame_count];
 } frameset[frame_count]; // Frame count is the frame number if the animation starts on zero... but animations start at frame 1
                          // Using this method to save memory, because if animation starts on a high frame number, it would waste a lot of RAM on empty structures
 // -- end of Matthew's handywork --
 struct {
   char *name;
   char *submitter;
   char *email;
@@ @@ -270,12 +271,13 @@ void frame_num_struct_builder(int jobnum @@
+}
 // matches your computer up with a lovely frame to render
 int frame_finder(){
 	int your_frame = null;  // your_frame is an interger value that will be given to the client as the frame number to render
 	int x = 0; // the frameset number
 	int priority = 1; // start the scan for the next frame with priority 1
 	while(your_frame <= (sframe - eframe)){ // Finds the frameset number with a frame that needs to be rendered
 		if (blendjob[jobnum].frameset[x].frame_status = 0)
 			break;
+	}
@@ @@ -285,14 +287,26 @@ your_frame = blendjob[jobnum].frameset[x @@
 return your_frame; // your_frame is returned as the frame to be rendered
+}
 // This figures out how much of the job is done, where jobnum corresponds to the job number
 // This uses pointers, so when it is run it updates certain values in memory
 void status_report_generator(int jobnum){
 void status_report_generator(){
 	int num1 = 0;
 	int num2 = 0;
 	int num3 = 0;
 	while(num1 >= 0){
 		while(blendjob[num1].frameset[num2].name != null){
 			if(blendjob[num1].frameset[num2].priority = 0) // if job is done, go to next one
 				num1++;
 			if(blendjob[num1].frameset[num2].priority !=0)
 				break;
+		}
+	}
+}
 // This function makes the value of the frame 2, which means its completed.
 void the_finisher(int frame){
 	blendjob[jobnum].frameset[frame]++;
+}

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