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As I read the code, I find that there are at most three opportunities for a request to trigger schedule_request: after adding a new request, after a request completed and when a non-ready request gets ready. My question is, will dmclock queue get stuck if can_handle_fn frequently return false and waste all the opportunities to call schedule_request?
As I read the code, I find that there are at most three opportunities for a request to trigger schedule_request: after adding a new request, after a request completed and when a non-ready request gets ready. My question is, will dmclock queue get stuck if can_handle_fn frequently return false and waste all the opportunities to call schedule_request?