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3. Real-Time System Scheduling

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Audsley, Neil, Burns, Alan, Davis, Rob, Tindell, Ken, Wellings, Andy, European Commission, DG III, Aigrain, P., editor, Aldana, F., editor, Danielmeyer, H. G., editor, Faugeras, O., editor, Gallaire, H., editor, Kowalski, R. A., editor, Lehn, J. M., editor, Levi, G., editor, Metakides, G., editor, Oakley, B., editor, Rasmussen, J., editor, Tribolet, J., editor, Tsichritzis, D., editor, Van Overstraeten, R., editor, Wrixon, G., editor, Randell, Brian, editor, Laprie, Jean-Claude, editor, Kopetz, Hermann, editor, and Littlewood, Bev, editor

Published
1995
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9. Real-time systems raise reliability issue

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Tindell, Ken

Subjects
System design, Technology development, Technology application, Embedded system, Computer network equipment industry -- Product development, Real-time systems -- Design and construction, System design -- Management, Automobile equipment and supplies industry -- Product development, Embedded systems -- Design and construction
Abstract

The automotive industry poses some interesting challenges in the development of embedded systems. Production costs, for example, are a hugely important issue in automotive systems. This comes purely from the […]

Published
2000

14. Effect Analysis of Engineering Real-Time Fixed Priority Schedulers.

Author

Burns, Alan, Tindell, Ken, and Wellings, Andy

Subjects
*SOFTWARE engineering, *COMPUTER systems, *COMPUTER programming, *COMPUTER software, *ELECTRONIC systems
Abstract

There has been considerable activity in recent years in developing analytical techniques for hard real-time systems. Inevitably these techniques make simplifying assumptions so as to reduce the complexity of the problem to be solved. Unfortunately this leads to a gap between theory and engineering practice. This paper presents new analysis that enables the costs of the scheduler (clock overheads, queue manipulations and release delays) to be factored into the standard equations for calculating worst-case response times. As well as predicting the true behavior of realistic systems, the analysis also allows free parameters, such as clock interrupt rate, to be determined. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1995
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