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// Fig. 7.29: scheduler.h
// Scheduler class definition.
#ifndef SCHEDULER_H
#define SCHEDULER_H

class Floor;                        // forward declaration

class Scheduler {

public:
   Scheduler( Floor &, Floor & );   // constructor 
   ~Scheduler();                    // destructor
   void processTime( int );         // set scheduler's time

private:
   // schedule arrival to a floor
   void scheduleTime( const Floor & );

   // delay arrival to a floor
   void delayTime( const Floor & );

   // create new person; place on floor
   void createNewPerson( Floor & );   
   
   // handle person arrival on a floor
   void handleArrivals( Floor &, int );   

   int currentClockTime;

   Floor &floor1Ref;
   Floor &floor2Ref;

   int floor1ArrivalTime;
   int floor2ArrivalTime;

}; // end class Scheduler

#endif // SCHEDULER_H

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