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Priority ceiling protocol

Known as: PCP, Priority ceiling 
In real-time computing, the priority ceiling protocol is a synchronization protocol for shared resources to avoid unbounded priority inversion and… 
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2016
2016
There are implementations of a variety of priority inversion control algorithms in the uniprocessor systems, but there has been… 
2007
2007
In this paper, we propose to extend real-time feasibility conditions taking into account kernel overheads for mixed preemptive… 
2005
2005
Context switching between concurrent tasks is a pure operating system overhead which wastes CPU cycles. This paper describes a… 
1999
1999
Common real-time operating systems rely on priority-based, preemptive scheduling. Resource sharing in such systems potentially… 
1999
1999
The paper presents a real time CORBA Scheduling Service called RapidSched. RapidSched uses a global, distributed deadline… 
1996
1996
Concurrency control algorithms that are used in a real-time database must satisfy the timing requirements of the transactions as… 
Review
1994
Review
1994
This chapter discusses the problem of jointly scheduling hard deadline periodic tasks and both hard and soft deadline aperiodic… 
1993
1993
This paper describes a method for analysing the timing properties of exception handling in Ada. The paper first describes how… 
1991
1991
In a distributed hard real time system communication between tasks on different processor must occur in bounded time. The… 
1989
1989
Real-time systems have stringent deadline requirements for their tasks. To meet the requirements, a real-time system must utilize…