Abstract: A method of counting an actual usage time of each CPU in a computer system using a plurality of computers for distributed processing of jobs comprising first counting a CPU usage time used for each job, then counting a processing wait time in memory access of each CPU whenever executing each job, subtracting the processing wait time of each CPU from the CPU usage time for every job, and setting the thus calculated corrected CPU usage time as the actual CPU usage time. A job control system has a means for realizing this method and uses the CPU usage time and the corrected CPU usage time obtained by this means to control the jobs and charge the users.

Abstract: A parallel process execution method that allocates CPU time to parallel processes at any desired ratios. The method sets a time allocation ratio to determine how much of a given cycle period should be allocated for execution of a parallel program. Process switching is then performed in accordance with the time allocation ratio set to the parallel program. More specifically, parallel processes produced from a parallel program are each assigned to a plurality of processors, and those parallel processes are started simultaneously on the processors. When the time elapsed since the start of the parallel processes has reached a point that corresponds to the time allocation ratio that has been set to the parallel program, the execution of the assigned parallel processes is stopped simultaneously on the plurality of processors.

Abstract: A method of counting an actual usage time of each CPU in a computer system using a plurality of computers for distributed processing of jobs comprising first counting a CPU usage time used for each job, then counting a processing wait time in memory access of each CPU whenever executing each job, subtracting the processing wait time of each CPU from the CPU usage time for every job, and setting the thus calculated corrected CPU usage time as the actual CPU usage time. A job control system has a means for realizing this method and uses the CPU usage time and the corrected CPU usage time obtained by this means to control the jobs and charge the users.

Abstract: A parallel process execution method that allocates CPU time to parallel processes at any desired ratios. The method sets a time allocation ratio to determine how much of a given cycle period should be allocated for execution of a parallel program. Process switching is then performed in accordance with the time allocation ratio set to the parallel program. More specifically, parallel processes produced from a parallel program are each assigned to a plurality of processors, and those parallel processes are started simultaneously on the processors. When the time elapsed since the start of the parallel processes has reached a point that corresponds to the time allocation ratio that has been set to the parallel program, the execution of the assigned parallel processes is stopped simultaneously on the plurality of processors.