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Figure 5: An example of task combination with a “run-to-completion” policy

Figure 5 An example of task combination with a “run-to-completion” policy

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Figure 1: Schematic overview of hybrid scheduling. The initial set of tasks analysis. Figure | illustrates.
Figure 1: Schematic overview of hybrid scheduling. The initial set of tasks analysis. Figure | illustrates.
time within its period of 500 units. Figure 4: Worst-case phasing of tasks after combining tasks A and B
time within its period of 500 units. Figure 4: Worst-case phasing of tasks after combining tasks A and B
requires less run-time overhead.
requires less run-time overhead.
dispatch mechanism can be used for the combined task AB. Figure 6: Period transformation of tasks A and B has the same effect as
dispatch mechanism can be used for the combined task AB. Figure 6: Period transformation of tasks A and B has the same effect as
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Table 3: Tasks A,B, and C are not schedulable by the priority ceiling pro-