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Catalin Ichim
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--- Auto-Generated Description --- This diagram models a computer system's process queue and CPU workload management, specifically visualizing how different intensity processes (low, mid, high) are allocated to and processed by eight CPUs. Processes are generated with varying intensities and are queued for processing; each CPU can handle one process at a time. The system monitors the CPU status to determine whether it's busy or available for a new task, employing delays and resource connections to simulate processing time and task movement through the system. The system also includes mechanisms to gauge the system’s capacity, using gates to initiate processing based on CPU availability and registers to track the total number of processes handled by each CPU. It's designed to showcase how processes are distributed across CPUs, the impact of process intensity on CPU workload, and the system's behavior under different loads, including potential overload conditions leading to a system shutdown. Registers accumulate completed processes, providing insight into system throughput and efficiency, while a special end condition triggers if the queue becomes excessively backed up, simulating a system overload scenario.
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