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17th IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium

Dec. 4 1996 to Dec. 6 1996

Washington D.C.

ISSN: 1052-8725

ISBN: 0-8186-7689-2

Table of Contents

17th IEEE Real-Time Systems SymposiumFreely available from IEEE.pp. iii,iv,v,vi,vii
ForewordFreely available from IEEE.pp. viii
CommitteesFreely available from IEEE.pp. ix
ReviewersFreely available from IEEE.pp. x
Session 1: Scheduling I
Bounding completion times of jobs with arbitrary release times and variable execution timesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 2
Session 1: Scheduling I
On task schedulability in real-time control systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 13
Session 1: Scheduling I
A multiframe model for real-time tasksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 22
Session 2: Experimental Systems and Applications
Middleware for Distributed Industrial Real-Time Systems on ATM NetworksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 32
Session 2: Experimental Systems and Applications
Analysing APEX applicationsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 39
Session 2: Experimental Systems and Applications
Operating system extensions for dynamic real-time applicationsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 45
Session 3: Formal Methods
Approximate reachability analysis of timed automataFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 52
Session 3: Formal Methods
Correctness of vehicle control systems-a case studyFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 62
Session 3: Formal Methods
Reducing the number of clock variables of timed automataFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 73
Session 3: Formal Methods
Predictability of real-time systems: a process-algebraic approachFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 82
Session 4: Synchronization
A framework for implementing objects and scheduling tasks in lock-free real-time systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 94
Session 4: Synchronization
Optimizing a FIFO, scalable spin lock using consistent memoryFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 106
Session 6: Model and Tools
The MSP.RTL real-time scheduler synthesis toolFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 118
Session 6: Model and Tools
Tool support for the construction of statically analysable hard real-time Ada systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 129
Session 6: Model and Tools
High availability in the real-time publisher/subscriber inter-process communication modelFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 136
Session 7: Communications
Structuring communication software for quality-of-service guaranteesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 144
Session 7: Communications
Multirate scheduling for guaranteed and predictive services in ATM networksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 155
Session 7: Communications
Message transmission with timing constraints in ring networksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 165
Session 7: Communications
On supporting time-constrained communications in WDMA-based star-coupled optical networksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 175
Session 8: Scheduling II
Real-Time Queueing TheoryFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 186
Session 8: Scheduling II
An optimal pinwheel scheduler using the single-number reduction techniqueFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 196
Session 8: Scheduling II
Integrated scheduling of multimedia and hard real-time tasksFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 206
Session 9: Databases
Commit processing in distributed real-time database systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 220
Session 9: Databases
Value-cognizant admission control for RTDB systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 230
Session 9: Databases
Scheduling transactions with temporal constraints: exploiting data semanticsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 240
Session 10: Timing Analysis
Cache modeling for real-time software: beyond direct mapped instruction cachesFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 254
Session 10: Timing Analysis
Analysis of cache-related preemption delay in fixed-priority preemptive schedulingFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 264
Session 10: Timing Analysis
A Method for Bounding the Effect of DMA I/O Interference on Program Execution TimeFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 275
Session 11: Resource Allocation and System Implementation
A proportional share resource allocation algorithm for real-time, time-shared systemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 288
Session 11: Resource Allocation and System Implementation
Visual assessment of a real-time system design: a case study on a CNC controllerFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 300
Session 11: Resource Allocation and System Implementation
Optimizing Interprocess Communication for Embedded Real-Time SystemsFull-text access may be available. Sign in or learn about subscription options.pp. 311
Session 11: Resource Allocation and System Implementation
Author IndexFreely available from IEEE.pp. 321
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