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ROSHINA HARAM ROLL NO# 31 BS(TS) 3 rd

ROSHINA HARAM ROLL NO# 31 BS(TS) 3 rd. www.BZUpages.com. OPERATING SYSTEM. Real time operating system. Two types of real time operating system: 1. Hard real time (periodic) 2. Soft real time (aperiodic). SOFT REAL TIME SYSTEM.

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ROSHINA HARAM ROLL NO# 31 BS(TS) 3 rd

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  1. ROSHINA HARAMROLL NO# 31BS(TS) 3rd www.BZUpages.com

  2. OPERATING SYSTEM

  3. Real time operating system. Two types of real time operating system: 1. Hard real time (periodic) 2. Soft real time (aperiodic)

  4. SOFT REAL TIME SYSTEM • A soft real time system in which missing an occasional deadline is acceptable • For example digital audio or multimedia falls in this category. • VxWorks and QNX are well known operating systems.

  5. We can also say that:Soft real time task has an associated deadline that is desirable but not mandatory, it still makes sense to schedule and complete the task even if it has passed its deadline

  6. Soft real time system • Soft real time systems are typically those used where there is some issue of concurrent access and the need to keep a number of connected systems up to date with changing situation

  7. Soft real time system • For example: • 1 : The software that maintains and updates the flight plans for commercial airlines. • 2 : Live audio ,video systems are also usually soft real time system

  8. Design philosophies Two basic designs exist: • Preemptive priority • round robin

  9. SCHEDULING The real key is designing the scheduler. Data structure of the ready list in the scheduler is designed to minimize the worst case length of time spent in the schedulers critical section

  10. SCHEDULING • Real time scheduling • Deadline scheduling • Rate monotonic scheduling • Earliest deadline first scheduling • Priority inversion

  11. SHUKRIYA

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