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========================================= rtsched: The Real-Time scheduling style

Author: Giuseppe Lipari ([email protected]) Antoine Bertout ([email protected]) Version: 2.0.1 Date: 2023/04/21

This package contains the rtsched package for drawing GANTT charts (chronograms). The package can be useful for drawing real-time timing diagrams in LaTeX, as often needs to be done for preparing articles, lectures and presentation in the Real-Time Scheduling research community. The package depends on keyval and TikZ/PGF (versions 2.10 or greater).

Some sort of documentation, with a set of examples, is available in file rtsched-doc.pdf.

This material is subject to the LaTeX Project Public License. See https://ctan.org/license/lppl1.3c for the details.

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rtsched's Issues

Update the CTAN page

Hi,

first, thanks for this amazing package. I initially discovered it through the CTAN page. In the package uploaded there, I could see that it was not possible to use rtsched directly with pdflatex (because of its intensive use of pstricks).

The additions in this repository are of great interest to me, because I can easily integrate rtsched in my documents. Would it be possible to publish the current revision of this package to the CTAN page? It seems to me it would be easier for new users to use this amazing package.

Label vertical position with decimal numbers

I would like to place labels at fractions of the vertical slots.

Workaround: specify y scaled by 10 and modify the Label command as follows

\newcommand{\Label}[4][nocommand=1]{
  \setkeys{RT}{#1}%
  %\@compute@yy{#2}
  \@compute@xx{#3}
  \yy = -\sy \multiply \yy by #2 \divide \yy by 10
  ...

To obtain this

image

Conflict with beamer onslide command

Some commands as TaskArrival are drawn by default, even when called later with beamer command onslide.
Using beamer command only is a temporary workaround.

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