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7.2 Some signal events defined in Linux
8.1 Summary of the task-related primitives of FreeRTOS
8.2 Summary of the main message-queue related primitives of FreeRTOS
8.3 Summary of the semaphore creation/deletion primitives of FreeRTOS
8.4 Summary of the semaphore manipulation primitives of FreeRTOS
8.5 Summary of the time-related primitives of FreeRTOS
11.1 Notation for real-time scheduling algorithms and analysis methods
11.2 A simple task set to be executed by a cyclic executive
11.3 A task set in which a since task, τ4, leads to a large major cycle because its period is large
12.1 An example of Rate Monotonic priority assignment
13.1 A task set definitely schedulable by RM.
13.2 A task set for which the sufficient RM scheduling condition does not hold.
13.3 A task set for which the sufficient RM scheduling condition does not hold.
14.2 Worst-case response time for the sample task set
14.3 RMand DMpriority assignment
15.1 Task response times for Figures 15.5–15.7
16.1 Attributes of the tasks shown in Figure 16.1 when τ1 is allowed to self-suspend
16.2 Attributes of the tasks shown in Figure 16.2 when τ1 is allowed to self-suspend
17.1 Contents of a FreeRTOS Task Control Block (TCB)
17.2 Contents of a FreeRTOS message queue data structure (xQUEUE)