Add to ORKGSafety-critical embedded systems having to meet real-time con-straints are to be highly predictable in order to guar-antee at design time that certain timing deadlines will always be met. This requirement usually prevents designers from utiliz-ing caches due to their highly dynamic, thus hardlypredictable The integration of scratchpad memories represents an alternative approach whichallows the system to a performance gain comparable to that of caches while at the same time maintaining predictability. In this work, we com-pare the impact of scratchpad memories and caches on worst case execution time (WCET) anulysis results. We show that caches, despite requiring complex techniques, can have a neg-ative impact on the predicted while the WCET ...
Cache memories have been extensively used to bridge the gap between high speed processors and relati...
In this research we propose a highly predictable, low overhead and yet dynamic, memory allocation st...
The design of future high-performance embedded systems is hampered by two problems: First, the requi...
Safety-critical embedded systems having to meet real-time con-straints are expected to be highly pre...
Safety-critical embedded systems having to meet real-time constraints are expected to be highly pred...
This paper shows that a program using a time-predictable memory system for data storage can achieve ...
Scratchpads have been widely proposed as an alternative to caches for embedded systems. Advantages o...
Scratchpad memory has been introduced as a replacement for cache memory as it improves the performan...
Abstract—This paper compares two proposed alternatives to conventional instruction caches: a scratch...
Hard real-time tasks must meet their deadline in all situations, including in the worst-case one, ot...
Schedulability analysis of real-time embedded systems re-quires worst case timing guarantees of embe...
Abstract—An effectively designed and efficiently used memory hierarchy, composed of scratch-pads or ...
Software-controlled scratchpad memory is increasingly employed in embedded systems as it offers bett...
In modern processor architectures, caches are widely used to shorten the gap between the processor s...
Abstract—Hardware-managed caches introduce large amounts of timing variability, complicating real-ti...
Cache memories have been extensively used to bridge the gap between high speed processors and relati...
In this research we propose a highly predictable, low overhead and yet dynamic, memory allocation st...
The design of future high-performance embedded systems is hampered by two problems: First, the requi...
Safety-critical embedded systems having to meet real-time con-straints are expected to be highly pre...
Safety-critical embedded systems having to meet real-time constraints are expected to be highly pred...
This paper shows that a program using a time-predictable memory system for data storage can achieve ...
Scratchpads have been widely proposed as an alternative to caches for embedded systems. Advantages o...
Scratchpad memory has been introduced as a replacement for cache memory as it improves the performan...
Abstract—This paper compares two proposed alternatives to conventional instruction caches: a scratch...
Hard real-time tasks must meet their deadline in all situations, including in the worst-case one, ot...
Schedulability analysis of real-time embedded systems re-quires worst case timing guarantees of embe...
Abstract—An effectively designed and efficiently used memory hierarchy, composed of scratch-pads or ...
Software-controlled scratchpad memory is increasingly employed in embedded systems as it offers bett...
In modern processor architectures, caches are widely used to shorten the gap between the processor s...
Abstract—Hardware-managed caches introduce large amounts of timing variability, complicating real-ti...
Cache memories have been extensively used to bridge the gap between high speed processors and relati...
In this research we propose a highly predictable, low overhead and yet dynamic, memory allocation st...
The design of future high-performance embedded systems is hampered by two problems: First, the requi...