Lets say I have 3 cpu bound activities running, and not much sensor/io/ radio activity. Just for puposes of this example. My model of how linux works is: the clock ticks every ms. All ready tasks are aged one tick. Some might become ready to run because they have 'aged' while waiting. Each running task has a quantum How long is it 100ms? So my 3 competing crunchers would ea get 100ms in a round robin sort of fashion? Any of this wrong? Any of it right? Anyone know if the clock tick is 1ms or 10ms? Thanks. (I'm more of an application type than a system type)
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