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multiprocessing
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multiprocessing,
n the use of two or more processors in a system configuration. One processor controls the system, and the others are subordinate to it.


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Sometimes, you may encounter system crash problems on a multiprocessor system.
Specific topics include precise worst-case execution time analysis for processors with timing anomalies, sustainable multiprocessor scheduling of sporadic task systems, reader-writer synchronization for shared-memory multiprocessor real-time systems, leakage aware feasibility analysis for temperature-constrained hard real-time periodic tasks, and supporting pipelines in soft real-time multiprocessor systems.
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