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 Priority - Importance placed on a task when the scheduler chooses a task to run.  There are two different types of priority in Ubix.  A static priority is given when a task is created.  In addition, a task contains a dynamic priority which is usually the same as the static priority.  At times, such as to prevent priority inversion or to minimize the running of a CPU hogging task, this dynamic priority is changed.  Ubix will implement 32 different priorities, 31 being the highest priority and 0 being the lowest.
 
+State - Every task has a state that it can be in.  Also, processes have a state but there are fewer states that a process can be running in.  States are:
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+    STARTING - The task or process is in the process of being created.  Memory for it is being allocated.
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+    READY - The task or process is set to be scheduled for execution.
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+    RUNNING - The task or process is currently being run.  Once a process is first run after being started, it remains in the RUNNING state.
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+    SUSPEND - The scheduler has stopped the execution of the task or process to do some housekeeping work.
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+    SLEEP - (Task specific) A task has requested to be stopped for a period of time.
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+    BLOCK - (Task specific) A task is being stopped on a syncronization device, such as a mutex or semaphore.
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+    REPLY - (Task specific) A task has sent a syncronious message and is waiting for the response.
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+    WAIT - (Task specific) A task is listening for messages from other tasks.
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+    JOIN - (Task specific) A task is waiting for another task to complete.
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+    EXITING - The task or process is done and waiting for the scheduler to complete its housekeeping tasks.
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