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Real-time and embedded systems |
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9h L / IIC_TR |
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Jérôme BILLON |
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Real Time Systems – Embedded Systems |
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Introduction to embedded systems – Definition of a real time system– Entities of real time programming.
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The different approaches |
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Polling loops – Cyclic executives – State machines – Multithreads executives both pre-emptive and non pre-emptive – Memory models – Perspectives.
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Pre-emptive executives |
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Scheduling – Resource sharing mechanisms – Deadlocks and priority inversion – The Rate monotonic scheduling theory – Inside an executive – Standards – The OSEK/VDX example.
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Java |
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Technical and marketing context – Open embedded systems – Using Java in real time and embedded systems.
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Dependability |
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Concepts – Fault-tolerant techniques and architecture – Dependability and real time – The MARS example.
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References
W. Stallings, « Operating Systems », Prentice-Hall, 2001. |
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| Last update 05/07/2007 by Cl.M. |
