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Migrate PriorityTaskQueue to use std's LinkedList #377

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mkroening opened this issue Feb 28, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #706
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Migrate PriorityTaskQueue to use std's LinkedList #377

mkroening opened this issue Feb 28, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #706
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Self-made linked lists are notoriously difficult in Rust.

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I am a student from the Virtualization class at the University of Texas at Austin, and participating open source development is part of the course requirement. We are willing to fix this if y'all want. Thanks!

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Sure, if you want to have a try at this, go for it!

It might not be very straight forward, because the previous and next tasks in the list are baked into the Task struct. I am not sure, if it entirely makes sense to do this at all, but that would require some evaluation and exploration to find out.

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