[parisc-linux] Simple Linux question
John Curry
jcurry@cup.hp.com
Fri, 19 May 2000 11:43:27 -0700
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Can anyone answer this simple LINUX question:
Assume all processes are type SCHED_RR. If they all have the same =
priority, when the running process' time slice expires and it enters the =
scheduler, how can any of the other processes ever be chosen? From what =
I see in the scheduler, all processes in the run queue are going to have =
their goodness compared against that of the running process. Only if =
there priority is higher, will they be chosen.
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Thanks
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Can anyone answer this simple LINUX=20
question:
Assume all processes are type =
SCHED_RR. If they=20
all have the same priority, when the running process' time slice expires =
and it=20
enters the scheduler, how can any of the other processes ever be chosen? =
From=20
what I see in the scheduler, all processes in the run queue are going to =
have=20
their goodness compared against that of the running process. Only if =
there=20
priority is higher, will they be chosen.
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Thanks