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    we have this requirement in school that we have to create a program that will able to solve the cpu scheduling (first come first serve, 1st job done and we need it to gant chart it). please teach me how to create a simple chart...


    it suppose to be like:


    Process Burst time Arrival time
    A 5 1
    B 6 2
    C 10 3



    and that chart should be like:


    ___________0___5___6_____10_______________________ ______
    A ] //////
    B ] //////
    C ] //////////


    the faded will skip the previous time and should only be in the current time,
    like in C, 6-10...... and i need it in C++
    Please Help Thanks

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    I Repost it sorry

    it suppose to be like:


    Process ____________________Burst time________________ Arrival time
    A _________________________ 5_______________________1
    B _________________________ 6 ______________________ 2
    C _________________________10 _____________________ 3



    and that chart should be like:


    ___________0___5___6_____10_______________________ ______
    A ] ___//////
    B ] _______//////
    C ] ___________ //////////


    the faded will skip the previous time and should only be in the current time,
    like in C, 6-10...... and i need it in C++
    Please Help Thanks



    in the chart _ (underscroll) should be black or empty space

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    Well, first of all, if you need this in C++, it should be in the C++ section of the forums, so a moderator will probably move it over.

    But as to your question, draw the chart one line at a time. You have the numbers, so it's easy to tell where to put everything. First line is the nice line consisting of '_' (or ' ') chars and the numbers. Draw that line one char at a time in a loop, and then put the numbers where they need to go.

    As for the processes, it should be pretty easy to draw the necessary '/' chars depending upon the numbers. Again, do them char by char.

    How's that for a start?

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