The int constructor was deprecated, then removed.



You're in luck!  It's a simple fix: don't pass in an integer to the  

Schedule.  It no longer needs it.  Or just hack the Schedule to add a  

constructor like:



	public Schedule(int i) { this(); }



The integer used to state how many priorities the Schedule allowed.   

Nowadays that number is always infinity.  There's no reason for the  

number any more.



Sean



On May 21, 2010, at 3:00 AM, Michael Lees wrote:



> Hi,

>

> I just picked up some old MASON code I wrote a few years ago.

>

> I have just thrown everything back together and most things seem  

> fine. I can't remember exactly what version of Mason I was using  

> then (perhaps 10 or 11?).

> The only problem is a call to the Schedule constructor which takes  

> an integer argument.

>

> The compiler doesn't like that, and looking at the new Code I have  

> downloaded, I cannot see a sim.engine.Schedule int constructor.

> However, the online javadoc (http://cs.gmu.edu/~eclab/projects/mason/docs/classdocs/index.html 

> ) seems to contain the following?

>

> Schedule(int numOrders)

>           Creates a Schedule.

>

>

> The local Javadoc with v14 doesn't contain this constructor. I'm  

> guessing it was deprecated somewhere and the online docs aren't up  

> to date.

>

> So, are there alternatives to this constructor in v14? Or do I have  

> to revert to an older version of Mason?

>

> Thanks

>

> -Mike Lees

>