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2. Main scheduling algorithms
Simply adding an extra processor to the platform drastically increases the complexity of real-time scheduling problems. As early as 1969, C.L. Liu observed that very few results known in single-processor environments could be directly generalized to multiprocessor systems. . The first optimal algorithm, i.e. to schedule task systems with total utilization equal to platform capacity, was not proposed until 1993. . The definition of high-performance scheduling algorithms...
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