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Scheduling of independent tasks
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Part 1 book "Scheduling in real-time systems" includes content: Basic concepts, scheduling of independent tasks, scheduling of dependent tasks, scheduling schemes for handling overload, multiprocessor scheduling.
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We examine the first phase of a known NP-hard 2-stage assembly problem. It consists of sequencing a set of jobs having multiple components to be processed. Each job has to be worked on independently on a specific machine. We consider these jobs to form a vector of tasks. Our objective is to schedule jobs on the particular machines in order to minimize the completion time before the second stage starts.
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Scheduling of Dependent Tasks In the previous chapter, we assumed that tasks were independent, i.e. with no relationships between them. But in many real-time systems, inter-task dependencies are necessary for realizing some control activities. In fact, this inter-task cooperation can be expressed in different ways: some tasks have to respect a processing order, data exchanges between tasks, or use of various resources, usually in exclusive mode.
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Scheduling of Independent Tasks This chapter deals with scheduling algorithms for independent tasks. The first part of this chapter describes four basic algorithms: rate monotonic, inverse deadline, earliest deadline first, and least laxity first. These algorithms deal with homogeneous sets of tasks, where tasks are either periodic or aperiodic. However, real-time applications often require both types of tasks. In this context, periodic tasks usually have hard timing constraints and are scheduled with one of the four basic algorithms. ...
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