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From: scott@tcville.es.hac.com
Subject: Re: Policies In Ada
Date: 1997/05/19
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Date: 1997-05-19T00:00:00+00:00
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In article 190000c2@Stephen.ers.ie, "Stephen Cox" <stephen@ers.ie> () writes:
>Also, I have implemented two tasks with the same priority i.e. they both
>have pragma priority(0); in their declaration yet only the first task seems
>to execute. Any ideas?

This could be a feature of your OS.
I know that VxWorks has same-priority tasks execute until
suspended [ie. no multi-tasking with like-priority tasks]
unless Round-Robin scheduling has explicitly been turned
on [via kernelTimeSlice() routine].

Scott

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