Reject negative time_delta in schedule_event_relative#2999
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@EwoutH done! ,any other changes required ? |
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Thanks! @quaquel in your experience, do these |
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No, this adds virtually no overhead. |
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Fixes #2998
Adds validation to
DEVSimulator.schedule_event_relative()to reject negativetime_deltavalues that would schedule events in the past, preventing causality violations.Changes
if time_delta < 0: raise ValueError(...)in schedule_event_relative()Why This Is Needed
Without this check, users can accidentally schedule events in the past (e.g., when calculating delays for deadlines that have already passed). This causes simulation time to rewind, violating DES causality principles.
Testing