A new real time simulator for task scheduling
Anju S. Pillai, T. B. Isha · 2012
There are many new and existing scheduling policies within the field of real time scheduling theory. But, only a few of them are useful for real time implementation. The main difficulty is in reforming the Real Time Operating System (RTOS) to integrate the scheduling policy, which needs a skilled programming. Due to this hinderance, it is difficult to test and evaluate different policies and compare their performances. So a simulation study becomes inevitable. The available simulators mainly refer to only certain class of scheduling problem with particular execution sequence. This paper presents a software simulator which can be used to measure the performance of existing and new scheduling algorithms. The simulator is also integrated with different feasibility analysis and calculation of different scheduling aspects.