# Library prosa.model.processor.varspeed

Require Export prosa.behavior.all.
In the following, we define a model of processors with variable execution speeds.
NB: For now, the definition serves only to document how this can be done; it is not actually used anywhere in the library.
Section State.
Consider any type of jobs.
Variable Job : JobType.
We define the state of a variable-speed processor at a given time to be one of two possible cases: either a specific job is scheduled and progresses with a specific speed, or the processor is idle. Here, Idle k denotes a scenario where the processor could have generated k units of service, but there is no job being scheduled at that time instant.
Inductive processor_state :=
| Idle (speed : nat)
| Progress (j : Job) (speed : nat).
Next, we define the semantics of the variable-speed processor state.
Section Service.
Consider any job j.
Variable j : Job.
Job j is scheduled in a given state s if s is not idle and j matches the job recorded in s.
Definition varspeed_scheduled_on (s : processor_state) (_ : unit) : bool :=
match s with
| Idle _ ⇒ false
| Progress j' _ ⇒ j' == j
end.
The processor state Idle k indicates that the processor is ready to produce k units of supply; however, no job is scheduled. If the processor is in state Progress j k, it produces k unit of work at a given time instant.
Definition varspeed_supply_on (s : processor_state) (_ : unit) : work :=
match s with
| Idle k ⇒ k
| Progress j' k ⇒ k
end.
If it is scheduled in state s, job j receives service proportional to the speed recorded in the state.
Definition varspeed_service_on (s : processor_state) (_ : unit) : work :=
match s with
| Idle _ ⇒ 0
| Progress j' speed ⇒ if j' == j then speed else 0
end.
End Service.
Finally, we connect the above definitions to the generic Prosa interface for processor states.
Program Definition pstate_instance : ProcessorState Job :=
{|
State := processor_state;
scheduled_on := varspeed_scheduled_on;
supply_on := varspeed_supply_on;
service_on := varspeed_service_on
|}.
End State.