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Lasse Blaauwbroek
PROSA - Formally Proven Schedulability Analysis
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Felipe Cerqueira
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@@ -2,22 +2,22 @@ Require Import Vbase task job schedule
ssreflect
ssrbool
eqtype
ssrnat
seq
.
Set
Implicit
Arguments
.
(* Definitions of FP and JLFP/JLDP priority relations. *)
Module
Priority
.
Import
SporadicTask
Schedule
.
Section
PriorityDefs
.
(* Assume a given job arrival sequence. *)
Context
{
Job
:
eqType
}
.
Variable
arr_seq
:
arrival_sequence
Job
.
(* All the priority relations are non-strict, i.e., they specify that
"job_high has higher priority than (or the same priority as) job_low".
We define two relations: between jobs (JLDP) and between tasks (JLFP). *)
(* In the following, we define all priority relations as non-strict, i.e., they specify that
"job_high has higher priority than (or the same priority as) job_low". *)
(* JLDP policy is a generic relation between two jobs of an arrival sequence.
To ensure they can be defined arbitrarily, jldp_policy is parameterized
by schedule and time. *)
(* A JLDP policy is a generic relation between two jobs of an arrival sequence
that can vary with time. *)
Definition
jldp_policy
:=
time
->
JobIn
arr_seq
->
JobIn
arr_seq
->
bool
.
(* FP policy is simply a relation between tasks.
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