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Real-time scheduling - Distributed scheduling

Authors: Francis COTTET, Joëlle DELACROIX, Claude KAISER, Zoubir MAMMERI

Publication date: March 10, 2000

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1. Introduction to real-time and distributed systems

A real-time distributed system is any system made up of several entities interconnected by a communication subsystem, which cooperate to perform a set of functions subject to time constraints (these constraints may or may not be strict, depending on the nature of the application with which the system is associated)

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