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Old 11-09-2008, 11:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Real Time (rate monotonic) Scheduling help?

Don't know whether anyones familar with rate monotonic and scheduling of real time systems, but here it goes:

Task A (Period = 10 msec, CPU time = 2 msec)
Task B (100, 6)
Task C (250, 11)
Task D (500, 5)
Task E (250, 15)
Task F (100, 6)
Task G (500, 5)
Task H (1000, 20)
Task I (2000, 15)

Question: During the actual operation of the system the driver may press the brake pedal at most 4 times per second. Pressing the pedal turns the system off. This process requires a worst case of 35 msec of cpu time and must respond within 90msec. Explain how you would incorporate this process into the above model.

IS THIS A MATTER OF:- THE 4 TIMES PER SECOND IS THE PERIOD (250msec), BUT IT IS THE DEADLINE OF 35msec THAT THE TASK MUST RESPOND BY SO WE WOULD USE THIS AS THE PERIOD (PERIOD = DEADLINE)?
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Old 11-09-2008, 11:38 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Real Time (rate monotonic) Scheduling help?

Ok then, does an aperiodic process still have a period, which is seperate from its hard deadline and can I gather it from the above given information?
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