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Question Statement

Implement the RMS scheduling algorithm without considering resource sharing and precedence. You should test your algorithm with a set of tasks.

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This solution uses Java to implement the basic Rate Monotonic Scheduling. Following are the assumptions made:

1. All the tasks are independent.
2. All the tasks are periodic in nature.
3. The time period and deadline are one and the same.
4. Process switching takes negligible time.
5. All the given tasks are ready to be processed at time zero.

How To Execute

First line tells how many tasks are present in the current task set, let's say n. Next 'n' lines contain period 'P' and computation time 'C' for each task.

Sample Input

3
4 1
6 2
8 3

Sample Output

This task set consists of 3 tasks. They are:
Task 0:
	Period: 4
	Computation Time: 1
Task 1:
	Period: 6
	Computation Time: 2
Task 2:
	Period: 8
	Computation Time: 3


##Note that this task set does not satisfy the schedulability check,
therefore there are chances of deadline misses.
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The Execution Begins:
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At time 0, task 0 has started execution
At time 1, task 0 has been completely executed.
At time 1, task 1 has started execution
At time 3, task 1 has been completely executed.
At time 3, task 2 has started execution
At time 4, task 2 has been preempted.
At time 4, task 0 has started execution
At time 5, task 0 has been completely executed.
At time 5, task 2 has started execution
At time 6, task 2 has been preempted.
At time 6, task 1 has started execution
At time 8, task 1 has been completely executed.
At time 8, task 2 has been preempted.
At time 8, task 0 has started execution
At time 9, task 0 has been completely executed.
At time 9, task 2 has started execution
Task 2 finished at time 10 thus, missing it's deadline of time 8.

Process finished with exit code 0

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