Task scheduling in time-triggered real-time systems
Nikiforov
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Nikiforov
Abstract
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Three scheduling algorithms are examined, static priority-driven scheduling, time sliced scheduling and deadline-driven sheduling. Their characteristics are compared for scheduling tasks in real time. New, more simple proof is offered to show that deadline-driven scheduling algorithm is capable to utilize all proocessor resource without transient overloads.
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Three scheduling algorithms are examined, static priority-driven scheduling, time sliced scheduling and deadline-driven sheduling. Their characteristics are compared for scheduling tasks in real time. New, more simple proof is offered to show that deadline-driven scheduling algorithm is capable to utilize all proocessor resource without transient overloads.
Key concepts: Earliest deadline first scheduling, Fixed-priority pre-emptive scheduling, Computer science, Dynamic priority scheduling, Rate-monotonic scheduling, Fair-share scheduling, Two-level scheduling, Round-robin scheduling