On 7/19/06, Bart Smaalders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you have only a single CPU, the priority 10 thread will
run forever, preventing either the priority 6 or priority
3 threads from making progress.
Also, with priorities getting dynamically adjusted by the
scheduling classes (except FX and
xxx wrote:
Hello everybody,
let's consider such a situation: you have a priority 10 thread
that's running, preventing a priority 6 thread from receiving
CPU time; however, a priority 3 thread is waiting for some
resource that the priority 6 thread has locked. Since priority
10 thread is "eatin
On 07/19/06 09:10, xxx wrote:
Hello everybody,
let's consider such a situation: you have a priority 10 thread that's running, preventing a priority 6 thread from receiving CPU time; however, a priority 3 thread is waiting for some resource that the priority 6 thread has locked. Since priority 10
Hello everybody,
let's consider such a situation: you have a priority 10 thread that's running,
preventing a priority 6 thread from receiving CPU time; however, a priority 3
thread is waiting for some resource that the priority 6 thread has locked.
Since priority 10 thread is "eating" all CPU ti
