Draw the data structure indicated in each part below for the given set of task delays. Assume that the data structures are empty initially, that the task calls occur in the order listed, and all occur in a single clock tick. Task A: 63 ms; Task B: 7 ms; Task C: 745 ms; Task D: 63 ms; Task E: 158 ms a. Non-sorted linked list b. Hierarchical timing wheels using a 10 element wheel of 1 ms slots, a 10 element wheel of 10 ms slots, and a 10 element wheel of 100 ms slots. Assume the clock dials are at 6 ms, 60 ms, and 600 ms respectively.

Draw the data structure indicated in each part below for the given set of task delays. Assume that the data structures are empty initially, that the task calls occur in the order listed, and all occur in a single clock tick. Task A: 63 ms; Task B: 7 ms; Task C: 745 ms; Task D: 63 ms; Task E: 158 ms a. Non-sorted linked list b. Hierarchical timing wheels using a 10 element wheel of 1 ms slots, a 10 element wheel of 10 ms slots, and a 10 element wheel of 100 ms slots. Assume the clock dials are at 6 ms, 60 ms, and 600 ms respectively.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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