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Answer by Elmore for What makes a kernel/OS real-time?

The specific description of real-time is that processes have minimum response time guarantees. This is often not sufficient for the application, and even less important than determinism. This is...

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Answer by brokenfoot for What makes a kernel/OS real-time?

After doing some research, talking to poeple (Jamie Hanrahan, Juha Aaltonen @linkedIn Group - Device Driver Experts) and ofcourse the input from @Jim Garrison, this what I can conclude: In Jamie...

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What makes a kernel/OS real-time?

I was reading this article, but my question is on a generic level, I was thinking along the following lines: Can a kernel be called real time just because it has a real time scheduler? Or in other...

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