Xen Virtualization Algorithms

Xen Virtualization Algorithms

[Rajendra Bele]

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Dear Friends;

I wish to enhance some Xen Algorithms, most probably CPU Scheduling;

Can any one guide me to identify specific code for these algorithms from
Xen Source code;

Also I wanted to know which programming has used in Xen Source code
development.

whether it is python or C or something else.


if Anybody directs me to complete this task it would be great for me

Thanks

Rajendra Bele

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Re: Xen Virtualization Algorithms

[Ian Campbell]

On Fri, 2012-07-20 at 08:11 +0100, Rajendra Bele wrote:
> Dear Friends;
> 
> I wish to enhance some Xen Algorithms, most probably CPU Scheduling;
> 
> Can any one guide me to identify specific code for these algorithms
> from Xen Source code;

Where have you looked for it?

> Also I wanted to know which programming has used in Xen Source code
> development.
> 
> whether it is python or C or something else.

Seriously? You couldn't look at the source yourself to find that out?

> if Anybody directs me to complete this task it would be great for me

I'm afraid you need to do some leg work yourself, nobody here is going
to spoon feed you or do your homework for you.

Please read http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/AskingXenDevelQuestions

Ian.

Re: Xen Virtualization Algorithms

[Dario Faggioli]

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On Fri, 2012-07-20 at 12:41 +0530, Rajendra Bele wrote:
> Dear Friends;
>
Hi,

> I wish to enhance some Xen Algorithms, most probably CPU Scheduling;
>
Wow, cool.
> 
> Can any one guide me to identify specific code for these algorithms
> from Xen Source code;
>
I'd recommend running something like the below from the root of a Xen
source tree:

 find xen/ -iname sched*

It might not be perfect, but should be enough as a starting point.


> 
> Also I wanted to know which programming has used in Xen Source code
> development.
>
> whether it is python or C or something else.
>
The above command _should_ pretty much answer this question too. :-D

Regards,
Dario

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