- It is an Optimal dynamic Priority Scheduling Algorithm
- Priorities are assigned based on the absolute deadlines of the task, earlier the deadline, higher the priority.
- It is also called as Deadline Monotonic Scheduling (DM).
- If two tasks have the same deadline, then EDF randomly select one to execute next.
- The Schedulability condition for EDF is
where U is the processor Utilisation Factor and it never be greater than 1.
In practical, no processor will be utilised for more than 100%.
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ReplyDeleteThis is buddha.As a part of my final year project i need to work on EDF algorithm.Can you provide me the code as soon as possible.
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ReplyDeletehi can u send me the code for this scheduling rms and edf
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ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure on the point you said, "EDF also same as Deadline monotonic" and EDF handled as absolute deadlines of task set. If it deals with absolute deadline then how it could be dynamic priority scheduler.
ReplyDeleteMy arguments :
1. Deadline monotonic is a spacial case of rate monotonic(RMS) where
deadline < periodicity
2. EDF runs with relative deadlines i.e at certain time intervals or specified trigger points it checks ( relative deadline = absolute deadline - present time ). so any task which will be closest to miss its deadline will get highest priority. this way the priority will be assigned DYNAMICALLY.
Any good book or ieee article could prove this.