Drew DeVault • 9/2/2014

Process scheduling and multitasking in KnightOS

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This technical blog post details the implementation of process scheduling and preemptive multitasking in KnightOS, a Unix-like kernel for TI calculators. It explains the core concepts of interrupts, context switching, and the design goals behind KnightOS's simple, round-robin scheduler optimized for limited hardware.

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