Application Scheduler
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	Training and support     POSIX Streams   Resource management     Generic Scheduler patch     Preemption+RTLinux patch     RTLinux API on Linux     QoS Manager     Linux/CBS Scheduler   Scheduling     Application Scheduler     TLSF Memory Allocator     POSIX CPU Clocks     POSIX Barriers     POSIX Message Queues     POSIX Signals     POSIX Timers     POSIX Trace     RTLinux/CBS Scheduler     RTLinux CC     GNAT for RTLinux     RTLinux ide/fs     RTLinux Java     RTLinux Terminal     RTLinux UDP/IP     Stand-Alone RTLinux     XtratuM   Fault-tolerance     FT Application Monitor     FT Controller   Communication     CANopen device     CAN/CANopen monitor     Virtual CAN API     RT Ethernet Analyzer     Linux CAN Driver     ORTE     CAN model     Verification of RTOS Application-defined Scheduler    Description Keywords: Real-Time, POSIX, scheduling Description: Application-defined scheduling (ADS for short) is an application program interface (API) that enables applications to use application-defined scheduling algorithms in a way compatible with the scheduling model defined in POSIX. Several application-defined schedulers, implemented as special user threads, can coexist in the system in a predictable way. The application defined scheduler in RTLinux is a key facility which will help in the adoption of the already available scheduling theory.    General information Author(s): Josep Vidal (UPVLC) Participants: Universidad Politecnica de Valencia Workpackage: Development of real-time scheduling components (WP5) Component homepage: http://www.ocera.org Licenses: MPL, GPL, LGPL and CeCILL (Multiple license issues) Current version: 0.1 Status: Beta Hardware: Processor: Independent Platform: RTLinux: 3.1    Download Current version: 0.1 [appsched-0.1.tgz] [src] [CVS at SourceForge] Note: This component cannot be used directly. It has to be used within OCERA framework. Sources are provided only for documentation and portability purposes.  Status codes: Analysis >> Design >> Alpha >> Beta >> Testing >> Stable

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