Hi,
I am trying to come up with a new kernel scheduler for experminental
purposes. The new strategy will schedule a be as follows:
If there are three users A,B,C then each will get 33 percent of the CPU. If
A has 5 processes then they will share A's 33%, and will be scheduled in the
traditional way. If B has only one process then it will get the entire 33%
assigned to B and so on... Can anyone please suggest any ideas.
I am currently calculating the number of different users in the runqeue
and am trying to come up with an accurate formulae. I have a question. If
there are N different users in the run-queue, and a user A has P processes.
Then how can I calculate what percentage P should get. Using that value I
will need to change the value of the weight in the goodness function of
sched.c right?
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