kbasic_tables.tgffopt

TGFF省城程序

#---------------------------------------------
# General example
#---------------------------------------------
# This example demonstrates basic table generation.  Specifically, it
# demonstrates how tables generated for tasks are different from tables
# generated for arcs.

# Basic definitions
period_mul 1
task_degree 2 2
tg_cnt 1
task_cnt 20 1

#---------------------------------------------
# Set number of types for tasks and arcs
#---------------------------------------------
# Sets the number of task types
task_type_cnt 8

# Sets the number of arc types
trans_type_cnt 4

#---------------------------------------------
# Define tables (NOTE: this table is for arcs)
#---------------------------------------------
# Number of tables
table_cnt 1

# Label the table
table_label COMMUN_QUANT

# Set attributes specifically for the table (none in this case)
table_attrib

# Set attributes for each arc type
type_attrib quantity 10 6 1 1

#--------------------------------------------
# WRITE table to .tgff file
#--------------------------------------------
# Note a trans_write creates one type entry for each ARC type
trans_write

#--------------------------------------------
# WRITE graph to output files
#--------------------------------------------
tg_write     # .tgff
eps_write    # .eps
vcg_write    # .vcg

#---------------------------------------------
# Define tables (NOTE: this table is for tasks)
#---------------------------------------------
table_cnt 3
table_label CORE

# Set attributes specifically for the table (price and area)
table_attrib price 100 30, \
	area 0.25 0.1 1 0

# Set attributes for each arc type
type_attrib cycles 1600 -1500 0.5 1

#--------------------------------------------
# WRITE table to .tgff file
#--------------------------------------------
# Note a pe_write creates one type entry for each TASK type
pe_write

#---------------------------------------------
# Define additional tables
#   NOTES: These tables are also for tasks
#          You must WRITE the previous tables to the .tgff file before
#              defining new tables or else the old definition will be ignored
#---------------------------------------------
table_cnt 3
table_label ASIC

# This allows you to continue naming tables sequentially even when
# the table label and information changes
table_offset ASIC 3

table_attrib price 100 30, \
	area 0.25 0.1 1 0

# Note: a valid field has been added to this table
type_attrib valid 0.75 0.35 1 1, \
	cycles 1600 -1500 0.5 1


pe_write