litmus-rt-ext-res.git - LITMUS^RT with extended reservations for Forbidden Zones paper @ RTAS'20

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	Switch to HRTIMER_MODE_ABS_PINNED_HARD5.4-EXT-RES	leochanj105	2020-11-09
\| \| \|	Scheduling timers need to expire in a hard IRQ context which must be explicitly requested with Linux 5.4.
*	style problems	leochanj05	2020-09-26
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*	handled prev==NULL in pfp and psnedf	leochanj05	2020-09-23
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*	initial fixes	leochanj05	2020-09-23
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*	Handle prev=NULL in schedule() for P-RES	Joshua Bakita	2020-05-08
\| \| \| \| \| \|	P-RES doesn't appear to use `prev` for anything besides sanity checks, so fix should not and does not appear to break any of the logical correctness.
*	Handle prev=NULL in C-EDF and PFAIR's schedule()	Nathan O	2020-02-13
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	- Updated the C-EDF and PFAIR scheduler plugins so that they should be able to handle the case when their schedule functions are passed a NULL pointer in place of prev. They can handle tasks without crashing, but I have not gone to any length to ensure their behavior is completely correct.
*	Fix balancing issue, GEDF plugin	Nathan O	2020-02-13
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	- Fixed a bug where some new balancing code wasn't commented out when it needed to be. (It wasn't in the version of Linux that the previous version of LITMUS was based on, so I missed it earlier.) - The GSN-EDF plugin can now be activated, and runs tasks without crashing (though I haven't verified that it schedules stuff in the correct order yet). - All remaining plugins probably need to be modified in the same was as the GSN-EDF plugin. Specifically, the "prev" argument to the "<plugin>_schedule(...)" function may be NULL, and the plugin must be able to handle such a case!
*	Fix remaining compilation problems	Nathan O	2019-12-10
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	- This change addresses additional changes that are needed to LITMUS code so that the kernel is able to compile. - The kernel is now able to compile. - I will probably squash this commit with the previous commit sometime later, so that all of the LITMUS-updating changes are in one commit and easy to see, if this kernel works.
*	Re-add LITMUS files, but don't "connect the wires"	Nathan O	2019-11-15
	- Added the LITMUS^RT source files from the most recent version of LITMUS (based on the old kernel). - This change does not actually make use of any of the new files, because I wanted to make sure that any changes for getting LITMUS to actually work are clearly visible in future commits. If I made any such changes before committing the files themselves, then it wouldn't be as easy to see what needed to change in the LITMUS source files, and the large number of changes would make it more difficult to see what needed to change in the base Linux sources, too.