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deadline monotonic scheduling: a standalone construct

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fixed-priority scheduling that gives higher priority to tasks with shorter relative deadlines, optimal among fixed priorities when deadlines do not exceed periods.

In real-time systems, deadline monotonic scheduling refers to fixed-priority scheduling that gives higher priority to tasks with shorter relative deadlines, optimal among fixed priorities when deadlines do not exceed periods. This meaning comes from Leung (1982) in Performance Evaluation.[1]

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References

Leung, J. Y. -., & Whitehead, J. (1982). On the complexity of fixed-priority scheduling of periodic, real-time tasks. Performance Evaluation, 2(4), 237-250. https://doi.org/10.1016/0166-5316(82)90024-4

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