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Priority Inversion is a programmer can change or make any process priority heigher than the priority of hieghest existing process...You can get these concepts in any RTOS books or Simply in OS book too.Hope it will help you.
I like to think of Priority Inversion as a situation in which a low-priority task executes while a higher priority task waits on it due to resource contentions.
Priority Inversion is a programmer can change or make any process priority heigher than the priority of hieghest existing process...You can get these concepts in any RTOS books or Simply in OS book too.Hope it will help you.
I like to think of Priority Inversion as a situation in which a low-priority task executes while a higher priority task waits on it due to resource contentions
I would like to correct this replies
1) It is not that the programer can change the priority of any task that matters here. Priority Inversion is a situation in which a low-priority task executes while a higher priority task waits on it due to resource unavilable
2) it is not resoucrce contention it is due to resource unavilable
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Priority Inversion is a programmer can change or make any process priority heigher than the priority of hieghest existing process...You can get these concepts in any RTOS books or Simply in OS book too.Hope it will help you.
I like to think of Priority Inversion as a situation in which a low-priority task executes while a higher priority task waits on it due to resource contentions
I would like to correct this replies
1) It is not that the programer can change the priority of any task that matters here. Priority Inversion is a situation in which a low-priority task executes while a higher priority task waits on it due to resource unavilable
2) it is not resoucrce contention it is due to resource unavilable
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