April 2010
SCHED_DEADLINE is a real-time scheduling class for Linux with bandwidth isolation (AKA "resource reservation") capabilities based on the EDF algorithm.
New patch (fourth version) of the SCHED_DEADLINE scheduler for the Linux kernel is now available. This patch supports global/clustered multiprocessor scheduling through dynamic task migrations.
More info:
After the switch on the new website we discovered that the page on Scilab/Scicos code generators FLEX and Xenomai was removed.
We are restoring the whole section!
Visit this page for more information and stay tuned!
We are teaching how to use Evelin BSP and SDK during an event organized by Comprel in collaboration with Engicam.
Calendar:
We are where you have needs!
We just released SMCube 1.03, which is mainly a bug-fix release which includes the following bug fixes:
SMCube 1.03 is available here as part of ScicosLab 11.1.
Finally, a public bug tracking website for SMCube has been created here.
One of the major limitations of ScicosLab so far was the missing availability of a tool for describing state machines.
This is not true anymore: today, SMCube 1.0 has been released!
What is SMCube? SMCube is a tool for modeling, simulation, and code generation of discrete time finite state machines.
With SMCube you can graphically edit, simulate, and generate code for embedded targets.
Curious about it?
Just download and use it, it is free of charge and part of the new ScicosLab Pack 11!