For hard real-time applications, tight provable bounds on the application's worst-case execution time must be derivable. Employing dynamic memory allocation, in general, significantly decreases an application's timing predictability. In consequence, current hard real-time applications rely on static memory management. This thesis studies how the predictability issues of dynamic memory allocation can be overcome and dynamic memory allocation be enabled for hard real-time applications. We give a detailed analysis of the predictability challenges imposed on current state-of-the-art timing analyses by dynamic memory allocation. We propose two approaches to overcome these issues and enable dynamic memory allocation for hard real-time systems: au...
The binding of a program to a particular property or attribute is the choice of such property from a...
In modern processor architectures, caches are widely used to shorten the gap between the processor s...
Abstract. It is evident that most new computing platforms are becoming more and more complex encapsu...
For hard real-time applications, tight provable bounds on the application’s worst-case execution tim...
Current worst-case execution time (WCET) analyses do not support programs using dynamic memory alloc...
Current worst-case execution time (WCET) analyses do not support programs using dynamic memory alloc...
Modern hard real-time systems still employ static memory management. However, dynamic storage alloca...
Abstract—General-purpose dynamic memory allocation al-gorithms strive for small memory fragmentation...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming languages are unsuitable...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming lan-guages are unsuitabl...
Abstract. Dynamic memory allocation has been used for decades. However, it has seldom been used in r...
Dynamic storage allocation is used heavily in many application areas including interpreters, simulat...
The power of dynamic memory management can be used to produce more flexible control applications wit...
The behavior of many algorithms is heavily determined by the input data. Furthermore, this often mea...
To compute a worst-case execution time (WCET) estimate for a program running on a safety-critical ha...
The binding of a program to a particular property or attribute is the choice of such property from a...
In modern processor architectures, caches are widely used to shorten the gap between the processor s...
Abstract. It is evident that most new computing platforms are becoming more and more complex encapsu...
For hard real-time applications, tight provable bounds on the application’s worst-case execution tim...
Current worst-case execution time (WCET) analyses do not support programs using dynamic memory alloc...
Current worst-case execution time (WCET) analyses do not support programs using dynamic memory alloc...
Modern hard real-time systems still employ static memory management. However, dynamic storage alloca...
Abstract—General-purpose dynamic memory allocation al-gorithms strive for small memory fragmentation...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming languages are unsuitable...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming lan-guages are unsuitabl...
Abstract. Dynamic memory allocation has been used for decades. However, it has seldom been used in r...
Dynamic storage allocation is used heavily in many application areas including interpreters, simulat...
The power of dynamic memory management can be used to produce more flexible control applications wit...
The behavior of many algorithms is heavily determined by the input data. Furthermore, this often mea...
To compute a worst-case execution time (WCET) estimate for a program running on a safety-critical ha...
The binding of a program to a particular property or attribute is the choice of such property from a...
In modern processor architectures, caches are widely used to shorten the gap between the processor s...
Abstract. It is evident that most new computing platforms are becoming more and more complex encapsu...