I shook the dust off the old PCP-RTA proof.
And it actually works fine; currently, there are no admitted lemmas.
There are a few outdated things that we need to fix, though.
This does not appear to be the PCP. It does not seem to reflect priority ceilings. Even for non-preemptive sections, this seems too loose. Am I missing something?
This does not appear to be the PCP. It does not seem to reflect priority ceilings. Even for non-preemptive sections, this seems too loose. Am I missing something?
This just states that any critical section cannot be longer than
B
(in terms of a job's service). E.g., a trivial bound would be task cost.But it's the same constant used in the response-time bound, right? I don't see any constraints or steps would tighten
I'm probably confused. Can you point me to where the bound is defined? I would expect the bound
Oh right. I guess I was satisfied with this coarse bound. So, you are saying that for a task
where
I'll have to add a lemma to prove this.
Can we keep this general? The notion of a priority ceiling isn't necessarily tied to numerical priorities.
Currently, I use numerical priorities. But I can remove them