/**
* It changes the class of @job, the new class will be @newClass. It also updates the performance
* indexes.
*
* @param job the job you want to switch
* @param newClass the new class of @job
*/
public void performJobClassSwitch(Job job, JobClass newClass) {
// Get the identifiers of old and new classes
int oldClassId = job.getJobClass().getId();
int newClassId = newClass.getId();
// Updates old class measure (if not null)
if (jobNumPerClass != null && jobNumPerClass[oldClassId] != null) {
jobNumPerClass[oldClassId].update(
jobsPerClass[oldClassId], NetSystem.getTime() - lastModifyNumberPerClass[oldClassId]);
}
lastModifyNumberPerClass[oldClassId] = NetSystem.getTime();
// Updates new class measure (if not null)
if (jobNumPerClass != null && jobNumPerClass[newClassId] != null) {
jobNumPerClass[newClassId].update(
jobsPerClass[newClassId], NetSystem.getTime() - lastModifyNumberPerClass[newClassId]);
}
lastModifyNumberPerClass[newClassId] = NetSystem.getTime();
// Switch job class
job.setClass(newClass);
jobsPerClass[oldClassId]--;
jobsPerClass[newClassId]++;
}
