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Lasse Blaauwbroek
PROSA - Formally Proven Schedulability Analysis
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Felipe Cerqueira
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Fix Definition of Carry Out
Should allow jobs that arrive before the interval
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@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ Module Schedule.
(* Job j is carry-out in interval [t1, t2) iff it arrives after t1 and is
not complete at time t2 *)
Definition
carried_out
(
t1
t2
:
time
)
:=
arrived_be
tween
j
t1
t2
&&
~~
completed
t2
.
Definition
carried_out
(
t1
t2
:
time
)
:=
arrived_be
fore
j
t2
&&
~~
completed
t2
.
(* The list of scheduled jobs at time t is the concatenation of the jobs
scheduled on each processor. *)
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