> I read the source code (sched.c) and i think FIFO and
> RoudRobin are used in RealTime aplications, is that right??
Yes. They are POSIX (soft) RT scheduling modes. Read
kernel/sched.c::goodness() for more information.
> When the FIFO, RoudRobin schedule algoritms are used??? I
> think they ar used on operations with I/O.
They are used when the process in question is a realtime
process. Nothing more and nothing less.
> I need to know because i'll add a realtime schedule to Linux
> to do my project in University.
> What's the diference about the realtime in Linux and the
> realtime in BeOs???
Yes, I agree that CS education simply isn't adequate
anymore :(
cheers,
Rik -- Open Source: you deserve to be in control of your data.
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