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Implementation of an Improved Priority Inheritance Protocol under μC/OS

Cao Yue-hui

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Priority inversion is a phenomenon that a higher priority task is blocked by a lower priority task when they are sharing the same resource in a real time system based on the priority-driven scheduling.An improved priority inheritance protocol is proposed and the algorithm in μ C/OS-Ⅱ is also given.

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Priority inversion is a phenomenon that a higher priority task is blocked by a lower priority task when they are sharing the same resource in a real time system based on the priority-driven scheduling.An improved priority inheritance protocol is proposed and the algorithm in μ C/OS-Ⅱ is also given.

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Priority inversion is a phenomenon that a higher priority task is blocked by a lower priority task when they are sharing the same resource in a real time system based on the priority-driven scheduling.An improved priority inheritance protocol is proposed and the algorithm in μ C/OS-Ⅱ is also given.

Key concepts: Priority inheritance, Priority ceiling protocol, Priority inversion, Computer science, Deadline-monotonic scheduling, Scheduling (production processes), Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Shared resource

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