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The primary goal of a real-time system is predictability. Achieving this goal requires __all__ levels of the system to work in concert to provide fixed worst-case execution-times. Un-fortunately, many real-time systems are overly restrictive, providing only ad-hoc scheduling facilities and basic concurrent functionality. Ad-hoc scheduling makes developing, verifying, and maintaining a real-time system extremely difficult and time consuming. Basic concurrent functionality forces programmers to develop complex concurrent programs without the aid of high-level concurrency features.Encouraging the use of sophisticated real-time theory and methodology, in conjunction with high-level concurrency features, requires flexibility and extensibility. Giving real-time programmers access to the underlying system data-structures makes it possible to interact with the system to incorporate new ideas and fine-tune specific applications. This paper explores this approach by examining its effect on a selection of crucial real-time issues: real-time monitors, timeouts, dynamic-priority scheduling and basic priority inheritance. The approach is implemented in __μC++__ .

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Author

Peter A. Buhr; Ashif S. Harji; Philipp E. Lim; Jiongxiong Chen

Publisher

ACM

Published

2000

Language

EN

Field

Computer Science (Physical Sciences)