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Scheduled Tasks.
Provides powerfully simple and effective techniques for writing advanced, portable, and maintainable UNIX programs.
Offers a comprehensive overview of operating system topics including: threads, processes, memory management, file systems, and CPU scheduling.
Provides an overview of embedded real-time systems and includes chapters dedicated to: processes and scheduling, memory management, and resource management.
This reference manual, published by AT&T in 1979, comprehensive guide to the Unix operating system. Published in support of UNIX Version 7, this book includes topics on background, history, file system structure, and more. Chapters 9-10 cover processes and scheduling in UNIX.
Provides a broad survey of topics including: real-time scheduling, queuing theory and more. Phillip Laplante has done pioneering research in his field and has authored many books on real-time systems.
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