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partition
accuracy limitations
· What are the algorithm's accuracy limitations? ·
bankruptcy
· How does the scheduler mark a thread as critical? ·
behavior on hyperthreaded processors
· How does the thread scheduler behave on HyperThreaded (HT) processors? ·
behavior with FIFO thread
· How long can a FIFO thread run with the thread scheduler? ·
behavior with round-robin thread
· How long can a round-robin thread run with the thread scheduler? ·
behavior with sporadic thread
· How long can a sporadic (SS) thread run with the thread scheduler? ·
computing CPU usage
· How often does the thread scheduler compute CPU usage? ·
critical threads
· How does the scheduler mark a thread as critical? ·
deleting
· Why doesn't Neutrino allow a partition to be deleted? ·
exceeding budget
· How can I cheat to exceed my partition's budget? ·
free-time mode
· What is free time? ·
guarantee budget
· When does the scheduler guarantee that a partition gets its budget? ·
highest priority thread
· How does the scheduler find the highest-priority thread in a partition? ·
joining
· How does joining a thread to a partition work? ·
memory overhead
· What is the memory overhead with the thread scheduler? ·
microbilling
· How does microbilling work? ·
overhead
· Which partition is the overhead associated with scheduling charged to? ·
overhead for processing interrupts
· Which partition is the overhead for processing interrupts charged to? ·
repaying free time
· Do you have to repay free time? ·
size limitations
· What are the algorithm's size limitations? ·
partition inheritance
· What is partition inheritance? ·
how fast?
· How fast is partition inheritance? ·
security
· Why is partition inheritance for message passing secure? ·
partitions
adaptive
· What are partitions and what is adaptive partitioning? ·
budgets
defined
· Introduction ·
zero, preventing
· Managing security for the thread scheduler ·
zero, setting to
· Setting budgets to zero ·
zero, when to avoid
· Setting budgets for resource managers · When is it useful to set the budget of a partition to zero? ·
contents of, determining
· Determining the number of scheduler partitions and their contents ·
creating
· Creating scheduler partitions ·
defined
· What are partitions and what is adaptive partitioning? ·
free time, sharing
· Free time · Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler ·
IDs
in trace events
· Instrumented kernel trace events ·
inheritance
· Partition inheritance ·
preventing
· What about any threads or processes that the server creates? Which partition do they run in? ·
interactions between
· Uncontrolled interactions between scheduler partitions ·
interrupt handlers
· Uncontrolled interactions between scheduler partitions ·
limitations
· Determining the number of scheduler partitions and their contents ·
locking
· Managing security for the thread scheduler ·
number of, determining
· Determining the number of scheduler partitions and their contents ·
processes
displaying current
· Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler · Viewing partition use ·
starting in
· Launching a process in a partition · Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler ·
security, setting
· Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler ·
static
· What are partitions and what is adaptive partitioning? ·
System
· Creating scheduler partitions ·
threads
joining
· Managing security for the thread scheduler ·
pathname delimiter in QNX documentation
· Note to Windows users ·
pidin
· Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler ·
processes
partitions
arranging into
· Determining the number of scheduler partitions and their contents ·
displaying current
· Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler · Viewing partition use ·
starting in
· Launching a process in a partition · Quickstart: Adaptive Partitioning Thread Scheduler ·
processors
hyperthreaded
· How does the thread scheduler behave on HyperThreaded (HT) processors? ·
procnto
budget of zero and
· When is it useful to set the budget of a partition to zero? ·
loading adaptive partitioning module
· Building an image ·
preventing interrupt handlers from being marked as critical
· Critical threads ·
procnto
· How does the thread scheduler plug into procnto? ·
pulses, partition processed in
· What about any threads or processes that the server creates? Which partition do they run in? ·

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