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Subject: need help: scheduling
From: Gunter <mlkhma@web.de>
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Hello

I need help about scheduling. I hope i understand the basics for my
question: An active prozess counts the remaining cpu time in jifies. By
every timer interrupt the scheduler decrements the variable time_slice.

Where is the scheduler initializing the interrupt timer (init_timer).
And where gets the struct timer_list the next interrupt (expires). At
last i want know where the scheduler calls add_timer. Or is there an
other way?

Thank You
Gunter