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Simulates CPU scheduling algorithms and prints out data from it

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CMakeLists.txt		CMakeLists.txt
CPU Scheduling Lab.pdf		CPU Scheduling Lab.pdf
Process.h		Process.h
README		README
cpuScheduler.cpp		cpuScheduler.cpp
input-1.txt		input-1.txt
input-2.txt		input-2.txt
input-3.txt		input-3.txt
input-4.txt		input-4.txt
input-5.txt		input-5.txt
input-6.txt		input-6.txt
input-7.txt		input-7.txt
main.cpp		main.cpp
random-numbers.txt		random-numbers.txt
schedulerMethods.h		schedulerMethods.h
verboseMethods.h		verboseMethods.h

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README
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Scheduler 1.0 Release
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Thank you for downloading this super long scheduler. This release includes the first ever version of a scheduler

Please see the FAQ below:

FAQ:
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1. How to run the program?
	a.	Before compiling and running please have the scheduler exe in the same directory as random-numbers.txt and any input file that will be utilized.
	b.	There are TWO possible arguments to pass into the program:
	    1. <input-filename>
	    2. --verbose <input-filename>
	e.	The program should run successfully and display the output on the terminal.
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What is verbose mode?
    - When verbose mode is activated, it will display all of the cycles involved
    in a particular algorithm. Please use this only if you want to scan the long
    lines of cycles. This is especially useful when debugging the program.

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Thank you for using this scheduling algorithm.
Ricardo Guntur ([email protected])