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contributor.authorDominic, M-
contributor.authorJain, Bijendra N-
date.accessioned2005-08-01T04:41:10Z-
date.available2005-08-01T04:41:10Z-
date.issued1998-
identifier.citationJournal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 55(1), 121--137en
identifier.urihttp://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/646-
description.abstractIn this paper we consider the problem of on-line scheduling of hard real-time tasks on multiple processors. For a given set of ready tasks, one can propose many schedules. These schedules, however, may not necessarily be suitable for on-line scheduling. A suitable on-line schedule is one which can accommodate any future task set when it arrives. The traditional approach to solve the on-line scheduling problem is to propose a heuristic, and then to prove its effectiveness by comparing it with existing heuristics using simula- tion. No attempt has, however, been made to obtain a condition on the current schedule which when satisfied will permit one to schedule an arbitrary future task. In this paper, we aim at developing such a condition on the current schedule for the set of ready tasks which when satisfied can guarantee an on-line schedule for any future feasible task set.en
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language.isoenen
subjectlinescheduling ofhard real-timetasksen
subjecttasksen
subjectfor on-line schedulingen
subjectconditionen
titleConditions for on-line scheduling of hard real-time tasks on multiprocessors1en
typeArticleen
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