Re: How Does Preemptive and non-Preemptive kernel works in following case.

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Hi
On 4/12/06, Manjunath Naik <peter.desouzain@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:> I have program as shown below,>>   main()>  {>      while(1);>   }>>
Firstly, it would be a really bad code to have such a syayement in areal time process context  :-DBut that apart, since the 2.6 is pre-emptible (when the option isenabled ), any higher priority process can preempt this process .If no other higher priority process exists.... then as you said itwill completely hog the cpu and  thats the price one pays for writingbad code. :-D--Raseel.��������!���W��v������ޗ��{��f������ޖw�n'�������Y�����


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