Appears the rush is on to take over the scheduling process with buckets. A  
few very interesting articles have appeared pushing this concept. I know what 
it  is all about and I'm agin it. But I would like to see a RIM  definition of 
bucket(s). Buckets come in all sizes as we know and at  times they can 
overflow. So you "buget-teers out there. Since this is now part  of the RIM 
literature, let's hear a definition. Is this really new or just and  expansion of the 
"series concept" or the "functional" approach to  scheduling.
 
Bill Benedon



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