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ORCID9th RTS 1997: Toledo, Spain
- Proceedings of the Ninth Euromicro Workshop on Real-Time Systems, RTS 1997, 11-13 June, 1997, Toledo, Spain. IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-8036-9
Communications
- Paulo Pedro, Alan Burns:
Worst case response time analysis of hard real-time sporadic traffic in FIP networks. 3-10 - Rodrigo M. Santos
, Marcelo Zambón, Jorge Santos, Javier Orozco:
Is the DQDB priority mechanism good enough for the network intended real-time applications? 11-17 - Johan Furunäs, Joakim Adomat, Lennart Lindh, Johan Stärner, Peter Vörös:
A prototype for interprocess communication support, in hardware. 18-24 - Magnus Jonsson, Klas Borjesson, Magnus Legardt:
Dynamic time-deterministic traffic in a fiber-optic WDM star network. 25-33
Applications I
- A. Parisoto, Adão Antônio de Souza Jr., Luigi Carro, M. Pontremoli, C. Pereira, Altamiro A. Suzim:
F-Timer: dedicated FPGA to real-time systems design support. 35-40 - A. J. Sánchez, Félix Buendía, Houcine Hassan, Alfons Crespo, John A. Marchant:
Analysis and evaluation of a real-time horticultural autonomous vehicle system. 41-47 - Hyungill Kim, Sungyoung Lee:
Cell-level multiplex scheduling to support multimedia applications in real-time channels. 48-54
Caching
- José V. Busquets-Mataix, Juan José Serrano, Andy J. Wellings:
Hybrid instruction cache partitioning for preemptive real-time systems. 56-63 - Frank Mueller:
Generalizing timing predictions to set-associative caches. 64-71 - Dimitris Lioupis, Sotiris Milios:
The effects of cache architecture on the performance of operating systems in multithreaded processors. 72-79 - Friedhelm Stappert:
Predicting pipelining and caching behaviour of hard real-time programs. 80-86
Scheduling I
- Robert I. Davis, Alan Burns, W. M. Walker:
Guaranteeing timing constraints under shortest remaining processing time scheduling. 88-93 - Pedro S. Rodríguez-Hernández, Anastasio Molano, Ángel Viña:
Characterization of blocking time in real-time systems with dynamic priority ceilings. 94-101 - Kam-yiu Lam, Kwok-Kin Cheung, Joseph Kee-Yin Ng:
A conditional abortable priority ceiling protocol for real-time systems with mixed tasks. 102-109 - Anastasio Molano, Pedro S. Rodríguez-Hernández, Ángel Viña:
A preemptive priority-based disk I/O subsystem for the management of hard real-time disk traffic. 110-119
Distributed Systems
- Hans Rischel, Hongyan Sun:
Design and prototyping of real-time systems using CSP and CML. 121-127 - Gerhard Fohler, Krithi Ramamritham:
Static scheduling of pipelined periodic tasks in distributed real-time systems. 128-135 - José C. Palencia Gutiérrez, José Javier Gutiérrez García, Michael González Harbour:
On the schedulability analysis for distributed hard real-time systems. 136-143 - Tino Pyssysalo, Petri Pulli:
A picocell-based architecture for a real-time mobile virtual reality. 144-151
Applications II
- Iain Bate, Alan Burns:
Schedulability analysis of fixed priority real-time systems with offsets. 153-160 - Gerhard Fohler:
Adaptive fault-tolerance with statically scheduled real-time systems. 161-167 - Vassilis C. Gerogiannis, Ioannis Caragiannis, Manthos A. Tsoukarellas:
A general framework for applying safety analysis to safety critical real-time applications using fault trees. 168-175
Work-in-Progress Session
- P. D. Zijderveld, Issa Traoré, Rob A. Vingerhoeds, Abd-El-Kader Sahraoui:
Timing specification and rule-based systems. 177 - Jarmo Harju, Bilhanan Silverajan:
OVOPS-an object oriented implementation framework for protocol engineering. 178- - Jakob Axelsson:
A hardware/software codesign methodology and workbench for predictable development of hard real-time systems. 179 - Kazimierz Wiatr:
Specialised architecture of dedicated hardware processors for real-time image data pre-processing. 180 - Kimmo Palletvuori, Olli Nevalainen, Petri Luostarinen, Kari Muurinen:
On the scheduling of a multipurpose laboratory analysis instrument. 181
Scheduling II
- Constantinos Mourlas, Constantin Halatsis:
Task synchronization for distributed real-time applications. 184-190 - Z. Deng, Jane W.-S. Liu, J. Sun:
A scheme for scheduling hard real-time applications in open system environment. 191-199 - Giorgio C. Buttazzo, Giuseppe Lipari:
Scheduling analysis of hybrid real-time task sets. 200-206 - Carlos B. Cardeira, Zoubir Mammeri:
Handling precedence constraints with neural network based real-time scheduling algorithms. 207-214
Design and Verification
- Miguel A. de Miguel, Alejandro Alonso, Juan Antonio de la Puente:
Object-oriented design of real-time systems with stereotypes. 216-223 - Kanad Ghose, Sudhir Aggarwal, Pavel Vasek, S. Chandra, Amritansh Raghav, Abrahijt Ghosh, David R. Vogel:
ASSERTS: a toolkit for real-time software design, development and evaluation. 224-232 - Jean-Francois Ponsignon, Mathieu Maranzana, Régis Aubry:
Reuse and reengineering of multitasking real-time applications in LACATRE. 233-240 - Juan C. Dueñas, Alvaro Rendón, Miguel A. de Miguel:
Integrated validation of real-time system models. 241-248
Real-Time Data Organization
- Dietmar Mittermair, Peter P. Puschner:
Which sorting algorithms to choose for hard real-time applications. 250-257 - Juha Taina, Sang H. Son:
Requirements for real-time object-oriented database models-how much is too much? 258-265 - Sang H. Son:
Supporting timeliness and security in real-time database systems. 266-273
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