Scheduling feasibility, Processor hpf2 : 

1) Feasibility test based on the processor utilization factor : 

- The feasibility interval is 210.0, see Leung and Merill (1980) from [21].
- 149 units of time are unused in the feasibility interval.
- Number of cores hosted by this processor :  1. 
- Processor utilization factor with deadline is 0.64444 (see [1], page 6). 
- Processor utilization factor with period is 0.29048 (see [1], page 6). 
- Invalid scheduler : cannot compute bound on processor utilization factor. 

2) Feasibility test based on worst case response time for periodic tasks : 

- Worst case task response time :  (see [1], page 36, equation 13). 
    T18 => 4
    T19 => 5
- All task deadlines will be met : the task set is schedulable.




Scheduling feasibility, Processor edf2 : 

1) Feasibility test based on the processor utilization factor : 

- The feasibility interval is 30.0, see Goossens and Devillers (1997) from [21].
- 19 units of time are unused in the feasibility interval.
- Number of cores hosted by this processor :  1. 
- Processor utilization factor with deadline is 0.50000 (see [1], page 6). 
- Processor utilization factor with period is 0.36667 (see [1], page 6). 
- None strict constraints : cannot apply the feasibility test on processor utilization factor.

2) Feasibility test based on worst case response time for periodic tasks : 

- Worst case task response time : 
    T13 => 1
    T12 => 4
- All task deadlines will be met : the task set is schedulable.




Scheduling feasibility, Processor llf2 : 

1) Feasibility test based on the processor utilization factor : 

- The feasibility interval is 122.0, see Leung and Merrill (1980) from [21].
- 77 units of time are unused in the feasibility interval.
- Number of cores hosted by this processor :  1. 
- Processor utilization factor with deadline is 0.60000 (see [1], page 6). 
- Processor utilization factor with period is 0.36667 (see [1], page 6). 
- Task with non zero start time : cannot compute processor utilization factor  with this task set.

2) Feasibility test based on worst case response time for periodic tasks : 

- Task with non zero start time : cannot compute worst case response time with this task set.



Scheduling feasibility, Processor rm2 : 

1) Feasibility test based on the processor utilization factor : 

- The feasibility interval is 30.0, see Leung and Merill (1980) from [21].
- 19 units of time are unused in the feasibility interval.
- Number of cores hosted by this processor :  1. 
- Processor utilization factor with deadline is 0.36667 (see [1], page 6). 
- Processor utilization factor with period is 0.36667 (see [1], page 6). 
- In the non preemptive case, with RM, the task set is schedulable because for each task the utilization factor is equal or less than the bound see [3].

2) Feasibility test based on worst case response time for periodic tasks : 

- Worst case task response time :  (see [1], page 36, equation 13). 
    T15 => 4
    T14 => 5
- All task deadlines will be met : the task set is schedulable.




Scheduling feasibility, Processor dm2 : 

1) Feasibility test based on the processor utilization factor : 

- The feasibility interval is 124.0, see Leung and Merill (1980) from [21].
- 56 units of time are unused in the feasibility interval.
- Number of cores hosted by this processor :  1. 
- Processor utilization factor with deadline is 0.57273 (see [1], page 6). 
- Processor utilization factor with period is 0.55000 (see [1], page 6). 
- Task with non zero start time : cannot compute processor utilization factor  with this task set.

2) Feasibility test based on worst case response time for periodic tasks : 

- Task with non zero start time : cannot compute worst case response time with this task set.

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