Abstract:
Method and apparatuses are provided for providing preemptive task scheduling for a Real Time Operating System (RTOS). A two-level priority is assigned to each task that is created. The two-level priority includes a kernel priority and a user-defined priority. A priority bitmap corresponding to the kernel priority is created. A priority bit in the priority bitmap is enabled. The priority bit indicates a status of a respective task
Abstract:
A method and system for providing memory management in a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) based system are provided. The method includes creating a plurality of tasks with a two level stack scheme comprising a first level stack and a second level stack, scheduling a first task for execution by moving a stack pointer from the first level stack to the second level stack, determining whether the first task is pre-empted, allocating the second level stack to the first task in a second state if the first task is not pre-empted, changing an active task for execution, determining whether the first task relinquishes control from the second state and is waiting for a resource, moving the stack pointer back from the second level stack to the first level stack if the first task relinquishes itself and providing the second level stack for use by a second task.
Abstract:
A method and system for providing memory management in a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) based system are provided. The method includes creating a plurality of tasks with a two level stack scheme comprising a first level stack and a second level stack, scheduling a first task for execution by moving a stack pointer from the first level stack to the second level stack, determining whether the first task is pre-empted, allocating the second level stack to the first task in a second state if the first task is not pre-empted, changing an active task for execution, determining whether the first task relinquishes control from the second state and is waiting for a resource, moving the stack pointer back from the second level stack to the first level stack if the first task relinquishes itself and providing the second level stack for use by a second task.
Abstract:
A method of Physical Multicast Channel (PMCH) decoding for Multicast Broadcast Single Frequency Network (MBSFN) by a UE includes decoding a Transport Block (TB) in a first sub-frame of a Multicast Channel Scheduling Period (MSP) by a Physical (PHY) layer in the UE; providing the decoded TB to a Media Access Control (MAC) layer; performing blind decoding on all received MBSFN sub-frames, until the PHY layer receives PMCH scheduling configuration from the MAC layer; selecting at least one Logical Channel IDentifier (LCID) and Multicast Transport Channel (MTCH) scheduling information for each LCID by decoding a Multicast Channel Scheduling Information Protocol Data Unit (MSI PDU), the MSI PDU present in the decoded TB; building a PMCH scheduling configuration by the MAC layer based on the selected at least one LCID and the MTCH scheduling information; passing the PMCH scheduling configuration to the PHY layer by the MAC layer; and applying the PMCH scheduling configuration.
Abstract:
Method and apparatuses are provided for providing preemptive task scheduling for a Real Time Operating System (RTOS). A two-level priority is assigned to each task that is created. The two-level priority includes a kernel priority and a user-defined priority. A priority bitmap corresponding to the kernel priority is created. A priority bit in the priority bitmap is enabled. The priority bit indicates a status of a respective task.