On Wed, 4 Jun 2014, Brad Mouring wrote:
> If, during walking the priority chain on a task blocking on a rtmutex,
> and the task is examining the waiter blocked on the lock owned by a task
> that is not blocking (the end of the chain), the current task is ejected
> from the processor and the owner
If, during walking the priority chain on a task blocking on a rtmutex,
and the task is examining the waiter blocked on the lock owned by a task
that is not blocking (the end of the chain), the current task is ejected
from the processor and the owner of the end lock is scheduled in,
releasing that l
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