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From: Fabrice Peix <Fabrice.Peix@sophia.inria.fr>
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	Yop,

	Just a newbie question ...
	Why sys_sched_yield don't call schedule ?
	
	
	man page of sched_yield tell : 

	"A  process  can relinquish the processor voluntarily 
	without blocking by calling sched_yield.  
	The process will then be moved to the end 
	of the queue for its static priority and 
	a new process gets to run."
	
	Bye.
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