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RealTime Scheduling for Multiprocessor Systems: The Modified Algorithm of MMUF,Used
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Realtime systems are those systems in which the correctness of the system depends not only on the logical results of computation but also on time at which these results are produced. Realtime systems are gaining importance rapidly nowadays. It is widely used in many realtime applications such as power stations, nuclear reactors, space vehicles and airplanes. Realtime systems scheduling is a set of rules that determine which task should be executed at a particular time such that the time constraints of the tasks are satisfied. Scheduling multiprocessor realtime system is an active field of research .Its objective is to assign a set of n tasks to m processors while still meeting all deadlines. In almost cases, the optimal allocation of tasks to processors is NPhard problem. This book Explain MMUF algorithm , apply it in multiprocessor systems and improve MMUF scheduling algorithm to use it for scheduling uniprocessor and multiprocessor realtime systems in order to get better processors utilization, reduce the number of failed tasks and reduce the number of context switches.
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