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Such systms usually contain [[scheduler]]s which can guarantee that a given computational element (be it a [[process]] or a [[task]]) is executing before a certain real-time deadline - hence their usual name, '''deadline scheduler'''s. | Such systms usually contain [[scheduler]]s which can guarantee that a given computational element (be it a [[process]] or a [[task]]) is executing before a certain real-time deadline - hence their usual name, '''deadline scheduler'''s. | ||
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Real-time systems are those which are intended to interact with the 'real world', and need to meet timing constraints originating with the real-world events they are controlling or observing.
Such systms usually contain schedulers which can guarantee that a given computational element (be it a process or a task) is executing before a certain real-time deadline - hence their usual name, deadline schedulers.
