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that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
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.
This Windows operating system text touches on many topics including: scheduling, memory management, clustering, network connectivity.
Provides an extensive look into hard real-time computing systems, where timing constraints are strict. Included in the book's treatment are: scheduling algorithms, memory management, and resource management. Giorgio Buttazzo is an award-winning researcher and expert in the field of Real-Time Systems.
This book, focused on the Linux operating system, covers a variety of topics including: computer fundamentals, process control, process scheduling, signals, and file I/O.
An update to Tanenbaum's classic text on the subject, the fourth edition of this book provides coverage of process management, memory management, storage management, scheduling and more.
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.
Provides an in-depth look at the Job Control Language (JCL) of the z/Operating System (z/OS) from IBM. Focused on IBM models z9, z10 and System z9, it covers a variety of topics including: job submission, process execution, operating system management and more. Of particular interest is chapter 16: Scheduling.
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