POSIX and RTOS in Operating Systems

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POSIX stands for ______________ Operating System Interface.

Portable

The main objective of POSIX is to promote ______________ and portability of application programs across variants of Unix operating systems.

interoperability

Each process has its own protected ______________ space.

address

A thread is a single flow of execution that runs within a ______________.

process

When a process starts to run, it is running a 'ain' thread which is the entry point of a program as the ______________ function in C.

main

When a real-time embedded system is built upon an operating system, each task is implemented as a process or simply a single ______________.

thread

POSIX and RTOS are related to ______ systems.

real-time

The minimum profile is used for building small embedded systems without a ______ or a file system.

MMU

The threads running within a ______ share at least the following:

process

The limited profile for embedded systems allows ______ processes and threads.

multiple

In the precedence principle, a thread with a higher ______ is always scheduled prior to threads with a lower priority.

priority

When a real-time embedded system is built upon an OS, each task is implemented as a ______ or simply as a single thread.

process

The fairness principle regulates the system's ______ behavior.

scheduling

For a large (embedded) system consisting of multiple programs, one ______ (starter) program starts all the other programs.

master

The ______() family of functions is a simple, fast implementation without address translation or other MMU services.

posix_spawn

In the preemption principle, a higher-priority thread ______ the execution of the current thread.

preempts

The ______() call takes a command, starting up a shell (command language interpreter) to execute the command.

system

Many real-time embedded systems have only ______ resources.

limited

A ______ task is a stream of jobs, where the interarrival times between consecutive jobs are almost the same.

periodic

A ______ task is a stream of jobs, where the interarrival times between consecutive jobs may differ widely.

sporadic

A ______ task is a stream of jobs, where the interarrival times between consecutive jobs may follow a known probability distribution function.

aperiodic

A periodic task Ti is specified by a tuple (ri, pi, ei, ______), where ri is the release time.

di

Many OSs support ______, multiple tasks (threads) compete for the limited computing resources.

multitasking

The ______ principle in task scheduling allows a running task to be interrupted by a higher-priority task.

preemptive

Tasks within an OS can generally be classified into: – System ______ and Application Tasks.

Tasks

System Tasks, such as the OS kernel ______ and device drivers, offer critical services to Application Tasks.

scheduler

The term “task” is an abstract ______ concept.

concept

For hard real-time systems, – A system responds with bounded response time to external events which are typically associated with hard ______ constraints (deadlines).

timing

A RTOS may offer many services commonly found in general-purpose OSs, such as – – – – multitasking, ______, task preemption, resource sharing, and intertask communication.

priority

Based on the precedence and ______ principles, – The purpose of a scheduling policy is to define fairness rules for tasks with the same priority.

preemption

Quiz on POSIX and RTOS in Operating Systems, covering topics such as POSIX process and thread, real-time extensions, task statics and dynamics, and POSIX real-time scheduling policies. Test your knowledge on the importance of POSIX and its applications in Real-Time Operating Systems.

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