Shielded CPUs¶
Brosky, S. (2004). Shielded CPUs: Real-Time Performance in Standard Linux. Linux Journal.
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- CPU Shielding
- The aim is to reduce one source of execution interference, not to guarantee a particular deadline or make a CPU free of every interrupt and kernel operation.
This sourceConsulted “What Is a Shielded CPU?”, “Implementing Shielded CPUs”, “Performance Tests”, “Testing Results” and “Conclusions”. Original implementer report; the timing study also includes other kernel changes.
- The aim is to reduce one source of execution interference, not to guarantee a particular deadline or make a CPU free of every interrupt and kernel operation.
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