May be it is, cron jobs will run in their own shell. So you can’t expect to see asdf on your console. What you should try is * * * * * echo asdf > somefile_in_your_home_directory_with_complete_path.log Next check the file by doing a tail: tail -f somefile_in_your_home_directory_with_complete_path.log And if it’s not, check if the cron … Read more
If you see the documentation on Timer.cancel() you’ll see this: “Cancels the Timer and all scheduled tasks. If there is a currently running task it is not affected. No more tasks may be scheduled on this Timer. Subsequent calls do nothing.” You’ll need to initialize a new Timer when you are rescheduling: EDIT: public void … Read more
What affects the runtime of guided scheduling? There are three effects to consider: 1. Load balance The whole point of dynamic/guided scheduling is to improve the distribution of work in the case where not each loop iteration contains the same amount of work. Fundamentally: schedule(dynamic, 1) provides optimal load balancing dynamic, k will always have … Read more
If you just need a reminder, and don’t need to mark them as ‘DONE’ in your org-file, you could use the calendar integration for these situations. ** Triage Bugzilla Entries 09:00-10:00 <%%(memq (calendar-day-of-week date) ‘(1 2 3 4 5))> This will insert an entry into your daily agenda for weekdays only, but not a task.
You aren’t specifying the interval which happens to default to 1 minute, so it assumes you want to run the job every minute. Try ITrigger trigger = TriggerBuilder.Create() .WithDailyTimeIntervalSchedule (s => s.WithIntervalInHours(24) .OnEveryDay() .StartingDailyAt(TimeOfDay.HourAndMinuteOfDay(13, 0)) ) .Build(); The default should be to run every day, so the OnEveryDay() isn’t really needed. Not sure why you … Read more
When the workbook first opens, execute this code: alertTime = Now + TimeValue(“00:02:00”) Application.OnTime alertTime, “EventMacro” Then just have a macro in the workbook called “EventMacro” that will repeat it. Public Sub EventMacro() ‘… Execute your actions here’ alertTime = Now + TimeValue(“00:02:00”) Application.OnTime alertTime, “EventMacro” End Sub
The answer is to use cpusets. The python cpuset utility makes it easy to configure them. Basic concepts 3 cpusets root: present in all configurations and contains all cpus (unshielded) system: contains cpus used for system tasks – the ones which need to run but aren’t “important” (unshielded) user: contains cpus used for “important” tasks … Read more
Preface In Prolog, CLP(FD) constraints are the right choice for solving such scheduling tasks. See clpfd for more information. In this case, I suggest using the powerful global_cardinality/2 constraint to restrict the number of occurrences of each round, depending on the number of available courts. We can use iterative deepening to find the minimal number of admissible … Read more
Use the Windows Task Scheduler and run your script like this: powershell -File myScript.ps1 -WindowStyle Hidden Furthermore create the script that it runs under a specific user account and not only when that user is logged on. Otherwise you’ll see a console window.
I am going to try and first formalize the problem, and then attempt to reduce it to SAT. Define the class scheduling problem as: Input = { S1,S2,….,Sn | Si = {(x_i1, y_i1), (x_i2, y_i2) , … , (x_ik, y_ik) | 0 <= x_ij < y_ij <= M } } Informally: The input is a … Read more