Re: 1.2.45 Linux Scheduler

2000-11-01 Thread George Anzinger
Anonymous wrote: > > In the Linux scheduler they use a circular queue implementation with round > robin. What is the advantage of this over just using a normal queue with a > back and front. Also does anyone know what a test plan for such a design > would even begin to look like. This is a projec

Re: 1.2.45 Linux Scheduler

2000-11-01 Thread Davide Libenzi
- Original Message - From: Jesse Pollard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 2:27 PM Subject: Re: 1.2.45 Linux Scheduler > - Received message begins Here - > > > > &g

Re: 1.2.45 Linux Scheduler

2000-11-01 Thread Jesse Pollard
- Received message begins Here - > > In the Linux scheduler they use a circular queue implementation with round > robin. What is the advantage of this over just using a normal queue with a > back and front. Also does anyone know what a test plan for such a design > would even b

1.2.45 Linux Scheduler

2000-10-31 Thread Anonymous
In the Linux scheduler they use a circular queue implementation with round robin. What is the advantage of this over just using a normal queue with a back and front. Also does anyone know what a test plan for such a design would even begin to look like. This is a project for a proposal going aroun