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How much work would it take for the priory of a Put object to be dynamic? This would allow implementing age based scheduling policies in a queue with preemption (https://ziv.codes/pdf/sigmetrics2018-scully.pdf). This way, the priority would be a function where the priority changes over time. Since we only track time at event boundaries, I'm thinking this approach may not be possible. Let me know what you think.
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Extended the store and container objects so that priorities are not restricted to being integers.
This is a more general expression of priority which may make it easier at some point to use rank functions (JuliaDynamics#75).
This also avoids having to normalize (and sometimes scaling) priorities so that they are integer in queueing systems.
Hi @BenLauwens,
How much work would it take for the priory of a Put object to be dynamic? This would allow implementing age based scheduling policies in a queue with preemption (https://ziv.codes/pdf/sigmetrics2018-scully.pdf). This way, the priority would be a function where the priority changes over time. Since we only track time at event boundaries, I'm thinking this approach may not be possible. Let me know what you think.
Thanks
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