Slack Stealing is a scheduling technique in preemptive real-time systems that belongs to the class of aperiodic task handling methods, distinguished by its strategy of reclaiming unused processing time (slack) from periodic tasks to improve the response time of aperiodic tasks without violating their deadlines.
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Scheduling slack time in fixed priority pre-emptive systems
Robert I. Davis, K. Tindell, Alan Burns · 2002 · 244 citations
Robert I. Davis, Andy Wellings · 2002 · 145 citations
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Princeton University
Princeton, United States
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University of York
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Honeywell (United States)
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Nokia (United States)
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- Proceedings Design, Automation and Test in Europe
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