August 01, 1997 01:01 PM

Inside the Windows NT Scheduler, Part 2

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Multiprocessor scheduling decisions can affect NT's scalability
In my July column, "Inside the Windows NT Scheduler, Part 1," I described the basics of threads, priorities, and uniprocessor scheduling on Windows NT 4.0. I presented definitions for threads and processes, and provided an overview of NT's thread priority scheme. This month, I'll finish my examination of NT scheduling by presenting the algorithms NT employs on multiprocessors.

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Excellent information. This has helped me alot in my research and understanding.

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