Fixed-Priority Multiprocessor Scheduling: Critical Instant, Response Time and Utilization Bound
Nan Guan, Wang Yi · 2012
The rapid development of multi-core processors leads to a constantly increasing trend of deploying real-time systems on multi-core platforms, to satisfy the dramatically increasing high-performance and low-power requirements. This trend demands effective and efficient multiprocessor real-time scheduling techniques. The uniprocessor scheduling problem has been well studied during the last 40 years. However the multiprocessor scheduling problem to map tasks onto parallel architectures is a much harder challenge. In this work, we study several fundamental problems in multiprocessor scheduling, namely the critical instant, bounded responsiveness, and utilization bound.