Bruce Evans wrote: [ ... ] > The importance of scheduling is shown by the number of users who notice > when it is broken: it is very small. Aren't blocking system calls wonderful? I suspect that problems with the scheduler don't matter nearly as much when you've often only got a handful of tasks which are runnable to choose from. If one considers problem domains requiring multitasking between non-blocking tasks (realtime games seem to be a good example), you'd probably find scheduling much more important there... -- -ChuckReceived on Fri May 07 2004 - 06:03:57 UTC
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