Alain Rolle wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> could anyone describe to me the effect of a RT task that is made periodic
> with a period that is in fact smaller  then the execution time needed by
> the task ? What happens then ? If it is not to worry about, OK, but does
> it make sense to do something like that ?
> 

Hi Alain,

The system will lock-up and eventually reboot.  This is because it tries
to keep up with absolute time, rather than slip deadlines.  Depending on
your point of view, this can be right/wrong.  IMHO I would prefer a
scheduler that allowed slips, but reports the problem.  This is
something we plan to do in the near future (how near depends on
bandwidth :-)  

Regards, Stuart
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