Analise de Politicas de Escalonamento em Sistemas Paralelos Multiprogramados
Abstract
The high cost of parallel systems will force users to achieve efficient use of them. This will lead to the multiprogrammed use of multiprocessors. Appropriate scheduling policies are necessary both from the point of view of appropriate utilization of the processors as well as from the point of view of user satisfaction. Using a simulation model, this paper analyzes the performance of multiprogrammed multiprocessor scheduling policies.
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