A Critic on Real-Time Scheduling Strategies
Manupriya Hasija, Akhil Kaushik, Parveen Kumar · International Journal of Advances in Engineering Sciences (RG Journals of Scientific Research) · 2013
Abstract — The present scenario of the computing era is dominated by the real-time systems. The real-time systems are gaining popularity in the field of job scheduling as both uni-processor and multi-processor architectures to satisfy the requirements of time-constrained applications like flight controls, avionics, multimedia data streaming, etc. The application areas are also growing by huge amounts due to increasing human dependency on machines. Hence to balance between ever-increasing needs and exponentially-rising overheads; the necessity of new approaches, which can ensure the best results not only limited to reliable logical results but also acceptable temporal results too, is expected to increase. This paper reviews various existing scheduling algorithms suggesting further dissimilar techniques and endeavors to compare and suggest which approach best suits which scenarios based on their primary pluses.