AgentSchedule

Remarks

A window rather than a list, because the list is derivable and the window is eight bytes. A plan that enumerated its agents would allocate once a frame per world, which is the one thing this subsystem's exit criterion forbids.

⚠ The report is the deliverable, not a diagnostic. A governor that quietly halved everybody's reaction time is a frame budget met by an AI nobody agreed to. OverBudget and Interval are what a project reads to find out what the number it set actually bought, and ToString is written to be pasted into a bug report.

Fields and properties (8)

• public long Tick

  The tick this plan is for.

• public int Population

  How many agents there are.

• public int Start

  The first agent index in the window.

• public int Count

  How many agents are in it.

• public int Budget

  What the governor was allowed.

• public int Interval

  How many ticks it takes for the window to come back round to an agent — the floor an agent is actually getting.

• public bool OverBudget

  Whether the plan spends more than it was allowed.

• public int Skipped

  How many agents do not get a slot this tick.

Methods (3)

• public AgentSchedule(long Tick, int Population, int Start, int Count, int Budget, int Interval)

  Who gets to think this tick, and what that cost.

• public bool Includes(int index)

  Whether an agent is in this tick's window.

• public override string ToString()

  Returns the fully qualified type name of this instance.

Used by (7)

• AgentGovernorTestsVixen.Ai.Tests
• AiSchedulingTestsVixen.Ai.Tests
• AiSystemVixen.Ai
• AiSystemTestsVixen.Ai.Tests
• IAgentGovernorVixen.Ai
• RoundRobinGovernorVixen.Ai
• UnboundedGovernorVixen.Ai