| Uniprocessor |
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| Primary Version Completes Successfully such reclamination can result in time becoming avaliable for
other primaries to be executed |
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| Scheduling Real Time Systems |
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| Important classical Scheduling theory results for real-time computing are identified.Implications of these results from
the prespective of a real-time systems designer are discussed. |
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| Scheduling |
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| Introduction,Rate monotonic analysis,Other uniprocessor scheduling algorithms
Task assignment,Fault-tolerant scheduling |
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| Real-Time Systems |
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| Real-Time systems are becoming pervasive. Typical examples of real-time systems include Air Traffic Control Systems, Networked Multimedia Systems, Command Control Systems etc. In a Real-Time System the correctness of the system behavior depends not only on the logical results of the computations, but also on the physical instant at which these results are produced. Real-Time systems are classified from a number of viewpoints |
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| Real-Time-Communication |
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| Real Time Communications
In most data communications, important that data arrives reliably,Would like it to be fast, but prefer reliable
Often characterised as elastic applications,In real time communications it is important that the message
arrives in a timely manner.Timeliness may be more important than reliability, Messages may have priority |
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| Realtime-Communication |
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| RealTime Communication in Applications,Basic Concept, Type of Networking,Quality of Service etc |
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| Real-Time Scheduling |
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| Real Time System,The Problem,Classification of Scheduling Algorithms,Uni-Processor Scheduling,Earliest Deadline First
Traditional rate-monotonic scheduling |
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| Real Time Vs General Purpose Databases |
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| The queries associated with a Real time databases are associated with a deadline, there may be some response after the queries passed the deadlines.The data returned in response to a query must have absolute and relative consistency.
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| Real Time Database |
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| An Informal Definition of Real-Time Databases,A real-time database system is a database
system in which a timely response to a user request is needed.Types of Real-Time Database Systems,Hard real-time database systems, e.g., safety-critical system such as an early warning system, etc.Soft real-time database systems, e.g., banking system,
airline reservation system, digital library, stock market system, etc.Mixed real-time database systems, e.g., air traffic
control system, etc. |
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| Issues |
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| Issues in Building Real-Time Appliation ,Issues in Real-Time Computing,Structure of A Real-Time System,Task Classes
Issues and Research, Issues for Programming Environment,Issues for Timer Drifting,Timeline or Cyclic Executive |
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| Fault Tolerent |
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| This paper presents a case study on the combined use of
different tools and techniques for the validation and evaluation,
from the early stages of the design, of a fault tolerant
software mechanism named distributed synchronization
The mechanism has been specified using UML state
charts and sequence diagrams. A number of Stochastic
Well-formed Nets (SWN)models have been derived from the
specifications: they have been composed using the tool algebra,
and the resulting model has been model-checked using
the PROD tool for temporal logic properties, thanks to
a GreatSPN-to-PROD translator. The quantitative analysis
has been performed using the SWN solvers of the Great-
SPN tool. |
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| FailureHandling |
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| We present a model for reflecting failures at the level of entities in a distributed programming language. The model favors asynchronous failure handling, where the failure is notified independently of the entity's usage (sort of failure listener). We think that this model is more expressive than exception based failure reflection. |
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| Network Reliability Calculation Methods |
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| This report is extracted from [13], a 1993 report with limited distribution. Some abridgement and all references to specific military systems or applications have been removed to produce this extract. |
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| Database for Hard Real time Systems |
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| Databases for real time systems are meant for the use of both hard and soft systems. Since hard real time systems needs strict timing constraints, conventional disk based databases are not suitable, but soft real time systems makes use of disk based systems through FCFS, Elevator or scan policy algorithm. |
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| Global Clock Synchronization in Sensor Networks |
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| Global synchronization is crucial to many sensor network applications that require precise mapping of the collected sensor data with the time of the events, for example in tracking and surveillance. It also plays an important role in energy conservation in MAC layer protocols. |
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| Clock Synchronization with NTP |
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| Over time, a computer's clock is prone to drift. The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is one way to ensure your clock stays accurate. |
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