vm_ws->ws.generic_resource.model = surf_vm_workstation_model;
// //// CPU RELATED STUFF ////
- vm_ws->ws->generic_resource.model.extension.cpu=cpu_model_cas01(0);
+ // This can be done directly during the creation of the surf_vm_worsktation model if
+ // we consider that there will be only one CPU model for one layer of virtualization.
+ // However, if you want to provide several layers (i.e. a VM inside a VM hosted by a PM)
+ // we should add a kind of table that stores the different CPU model.
+ // vm_ws->ws->generic_resource.model.extension.cpu=cpu_model_cas01(VM level ? );
// //// NET RELATED STUFF ////
// Bind virtual net_elm to the host
((workstation_VM2013_t) surf_workstation_resource_priv(ind_vm_ws))->current_state=state;
}
+
+static double ws_share_resources(double now)
+{
+ // Can be obsolete if you right can ensure that ws_model has been code previously
+ // invoke ws_share_resources on the physical_lyer: sub_ws->ws_share_resources()
+
+ // assign the corresponding value to X1, X2, ....
+
+ // invoke cpu and net share resources on layer (1)
+ // return min;
+ return -1.0;
+}
+
+
/*
* A surf level object will be useless in the upper layer. Returing the name
* will be simple and suffcient.
surf_vm_workstation_model->extension.vm_workstation.get_phys_host = vm_ws_get_phys_host;
surf_vm_workstation_model->extension.vm_workstation.destroy = vm_ws_destroy;
+ surf_vm_workstation_model->model_private->share_resources = ws_share_resources;
}
void surf_vm_workstation_model_init()
