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r29b0aa8 r4d85e47 140 140 Multicore scheduling is based on a combination of priorities, preferred \proc. 141 141 Each \at is assigned an \newterm{ideal} \proc using a round-robin policy. 142 \ Atsare distributed among the \procs according to their priority, preferring to match \ats to their ideal \proc and then to the last \proc they ran on.142 \Gls{at} are distributed among the \procs according to their priority, preferring to match \ats to their ideal \proc and then to the last \proc they ran on. 143 143 This is similar to a variation of work stealing, where the stealing \proc restore the \at to its original \proc after running it, but with priorities added onto the mix. 144 144
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