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Response time analysis of EDF distributed real-time systems

Response time analysis of EDF distributed real-time systems Offset-based response time analysis of tasks scheduled with fixed priorities has demonstrated to be a powerful tool to analyze many task models with different kinds of timing constraints, like regular periodic tasks, suspending tasks, distributed systems, tasks with varying priorities, multiframe models, etc. Offset-based analysis techniques are capable of performing a global schedulability analysis in distributed systems, as opposed to the less efficient techniques that consider each processing or communication resource as independent. In this paper we extend the offset-based schedulability analysis techniques to systems with EDF scheduling, using analytical techniques that are similar to those developed for fixed priority scheduling. With this new analysis, we now have a complete set of techniques to perform the analysis of different task models in distributed heterogeneous systems, i.e., processors and communication networks having either fixed priority or EDF schedulers. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Embedded Computing IOS Press

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IOS Press
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Copyright © 2005 by IOS Press, Inc
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1740-4460
eISSN
1875-9025
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Abstract

Offset-based response time analysis of tasks scheduled with fixed priorities has demonstrated to be a powerful tool to analyze many task models with different kinds of timing constraints, like regular periodic tasks, suspending tasks, distributed systems, tasks with varying priorities, multiframe models, etc. Offset-based analysis techniques are capable of performing a global schedulability analysis in distributed systems, as opposed to the less efficient techniques that consider each processing or communication resource as independent. In this paper we extend the offset-based schedulability analysis techniques to systems with EDF scheduling, using analytical techniques that are similar to those developed for fixed priority scheduling. With this new analysis, we now have a complete set of techniques to perform the analysis of different task models in distributed heterogeneous systems, i.e., processors and communication networks having either fixed priority or EDF schedulers.

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Journal of Embedded ComputingIOS Press

Published: Jan 1, 2005

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