Many real-time scheduling theories depend on the ability to measure or estimate the amount of CPU time processes require. Furthermore, they often required a limit to the amount of CPU time a process consumes at run-time. This paper considers the requirements these theories place on a language and its associated run-time support system. It also considers the extent to which Ada 9X meets these requirements.
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