Monthly Archives: October 2006

Another version of the slow moving recursive equations paper.

I’ll finish it someday, but here is a variant.

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Soft real time continues to sag

Paul McKenney once wrote: Despite such complications, priority inheritance works reasonably well for exclusive locks, and is a major component of Ingo Molnar’s CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT patch. There are strongly held opinions both for and against priority inheritance, for example. http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT7168794919.html in … Continue reading

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On the way to India

I’m off to give a talk in Bangalore and then visit Chennai and Mumbai. In his delightful book called The Argumentative Indian Amrtya Sen writes A good example is the transformation of Âryabhat’s Sanskrit term jya … [which] was translated, … Continue reading

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