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    Real-Time systems are systems where the correctness of the computation depends not only on the logical results but also the time at which the results are produced. These systems include applications like air traffic control and multimedia. Real-Time systems are classified based on factors inside and outside the computer system. They are also classified as hard or soft based on whether a missed deadline is catastrophic or leads to loss. Predictability of meeting deadlines is important, and this is achieved through static or dynamic scheduling of real-time tasks.

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    Real-Time systems are systems where the correctness of the computation depends not only on the logical results but also the time at which the results are produced. These systems include applications like air traffic control and multimedia. Real-Time systems are classified based on factors inside and outside the computer system. They are also classified as hard or soft based on whether a missed deadline is catastrophic or leads to loss. Predictability of meeting deadlines is important, and this is achieved through static or dynamic scheduling of real-time tasks.

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    Real-Time systems are systems where the correctness of the computation depends not only on the logical results but also the time at which the results are produced. These systems include applications like air traffic control and multimedia. Real-Time systems are classified based on factors inside and outside the computer system. They are also classified as hard or soft based on whether a missed deadline is catastrophic or leads to loss. Predictability of meeting deadlines is important, and this is achieved through static or dynamic scheduling of real-time tasks.

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    Real-Time systems are systems where the correctness of the computation depends not only on the logical results but also the time at which the results are produced. These systems include applications like air traffic control and multimedia. Real-Time systems are classified based on factors inside and outside the computer system. They are also classified as hard or soft based on whether a missed deadline is catastrophic or leads to loss. Predictability of meeting deadlines is important, and this is achieved through static or dynamic scheduling of real-time tasks.

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    Real-Time Systems

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    Real-Time systems are becoming pervasive. Typical examples of real-time systems include Air Traffic Control Systems, Networked Multimedia Systems, Command Control Systems etc. In a Real-Time System the correctness of the system behavior depends not only on the logical results of the computations, but also on the physical instant at which these results are produced. Real-Time systems are classified from a number of viewpoints i.e. on factors outside the computer system and factors inside the computer system. Special emphasis is placed on hard and soft real-time systems. A missed deadline in hard real-time systems is catastrophic and in soft real-time systems it can lead to a significant loss. Hence predictability of the system behavior is the most important concern in these systems. Predictability is often achieved by either static or dynamic scheduling of real-time tasks to meet their deadlines. Static scheduling makes scheduling decisions at compile time and is off-line. Dynamic scheduling is online and uses schedulabilty test to determine whether a set of tasks can meet their deadlines. The present paper talks about static and dynamic scheduling algorithms and operating systems support for these mechanisms.

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