Multi-Core CPU Kernel-Mode Thread Management Approach Based on Windows Operating System
Zhou Xi-guang · Techniques of Automation and Applications · 2010
Windows is non-real-time multi-tasking operating system adopted CPU time slice allocation mechanism and rotary multi-tasking method.It’s unable to meet some of the relatively high real-time requirements of tasks.With the rapid develop-ment of CPU technology,the current market dual-core or multi-core CPU has become the mainstream,this makes it possible to use a part of multi-core CPU to perform demanding real-time tasks with the rest perform other tasks.It improve the software to become the real-time effectively.This article highlights a Windows kernel mode driver approach that can support a effective allocation of resources of multi-core CPU,which has a function of constructing a relatively real-time software.