timer functions for non-kernel

Jani Monoses jani@iv.ro
Mon Nov 29 10:44:00 GMT 2004


  > Im not sure this is true. It will happily schedule threads without a
> timer interupt, but it will not time slice threads which are running
> with the same priority. In many systems you don't actually need time
> slicing.

You're right, by kernel I assumed the default mlqueue timeslicing scheduler, not the 
bitmap one which might not need a timer.



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