TOSThreads: Thread-safe and Non-invasive Preemption in TinyOS †, ˘ ˘ Kevin Klues‡ , Chieh-Jan Mike Liang† , Jeongyeup Paek◦ , Razvan Musaloiu-E.

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• Computer architecture
• Computing
• Software
• Embedded operating systems
• TinyOS
• Thread
• Monitor
• Scheduling
• NesC
• SIMPL
• Context switch
• Synchronization

Grid Scheduling Algorithms Tesbed Acknowledgement I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the assistance and support of a number of people who made this project a success.

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Scheduling Rules.

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Peer-to-Peer Coordination of Autonomous Sensors in High-Latency Networks using Distributed Scheduling and Data Fusion∗ Lambert Meertens and Stephen Fitzpatrick December 2001 Kestrel Institute Technical Report KES.U.01.

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Chapter 9 Makespan Scheduling In this chapter, we consider the classical Makespan Scheduling problem. We are given m machines for scheduling, indexed by the set M = {1, . . . , m}. There are furthermore given n jobs, in

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Construction CPM Conference News Two Days with Fred Imagine two full days discussion with Fred Plotnick on topics ranging from CPM Planning and Scheduling to Rationale and Application of Law. February 4th and 5th. Confer

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Scheduling Analysis with Martingales Felix Poloczeka,b , Florin Ciucua a University b Technische of Warwick, Departement of Computer Science, Coventry, CV4 7AL, UK

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Real-Time Systems manuscript No. (will be inserted by the editor) Mixed-Criticality Scheduling on Cluster-Based Manycores with Shared Communication and Storage Resources Georgia Giannopoulou · Nikolay Stoimenov ·

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• Computing
• Parallel computing
• Mixed criticality
• Multi-core processor
• Manycore processor
• Thread
• Massively parallel processor array
• Computer cluster
• Scheduling
• Cache memory

Formalizing Meta-Programming Techniques to Reconcile Heterogeneous Scheduling Disciplines in Open Distributed Real-Time Systems Angelo Corsaro, Chris Gill, and Ron Cytron Douglas C. Schmidt

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