implementing Round Robin with c#

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Hi everyone ,

I'm new to c#.net and I'm planning to implement the round robin scheduling algorithm with c#, any help and suggestions would be appreciated.

Posted 8-Apr-13 7:21am

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Matt T Heffron 8-Apr-13 13:27pm

There is an article here on CodeProject "Round Robin Scheduling" which describes a c++ implmentation.
Search for it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 14:19pm

The algorithm is perhaps the simplest among those making sense; the name tells it all; you just schedule the items in a circular sequence.
If you need more, you need to explain what do you want to schedule. Usually, the subject of scheduling are threads, but you are not going to do it, are you? It could be some abstract work items, test cases, and a lot more. I don't think there is anything to discuss, based on this very vague question...
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Kenneth Haugland · Answer 1 · 2013-04-08T07:25:00

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This question could so easily be answered with a search on Google[^]. However I do connect Round Robin test with something completely different.

Posted 8-Apr-13 7:25am

Kenneth Haugland

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Richard C Bishop 8-Apr-13 14:05pm

I think gambling in golf, what do you think of?

Kenneth Haugland 8-Apr-13 14:49pm

Hamsters, many of them...

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 8-Apr-13 15:17pm

6 hamsters, 5 male and one female called Robin ...
Round and round she goes!
Where she stops, nobody knows.

Kenneth Haugland 8-Apr-13 15:27pm

To be clear, I was thinking of this:
Google[^]

Kenneth Haugland 8-Apr-13 15:27pm

However brilliant comment :-)

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 8-Apr-13 15:22pm

Hamster robin = Math.Ceil (plainHamster);
Why that, you may ask?
I like my hamsters well rounded! ; P

Kenneth Haugland 8-Apr-13 15:28pm

How about truncated, or floored? Must be better no?