The power of dynamic memory management can be used to produce more flexible control applications without compromising the robustness of the applications. It is demonstrated how automatic memory management, or garbage collection (GC), can be used in a system that has to comply with hard real-time demands while still preserving the predictability of the system. A suitable garbage collection algorithm is described together with a strategy for scheduling the work of the algorithm. A method for proving that a given set of processes will always meet their deadlines without interference from the garbage collector is given. 1 Introduction Traditionally, embedded real-time systems have been implemented using static techniques to ensure predictabili...
This paper describes a scheme for garbage collection suitable for hard real-time applications. The a...
Memory management is a critical issue for correctness and perfor-mance in real-time embedded systems...
This paper presents the incorporation of an auto-tuning real-time garbage collector into a feedback-...
The complexity of systems for automatic control and other safety-critical applications grows rapidly...
This paper describes a scheme for garbage collection suitable for hard real-time applications. The a...
Abstract. Automatic memory management techniques eliminate many programming errors that are both har...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming lan-guages are unsuitabl...
Automatic memory management techniques eliminate many programming errors that are both hard to find ...
Memory management is a critical issue for correctness and performance in real-time embedded systems....
As the development of hardware progresses, computers are expected to solve increasingly complex prob...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming languages are unsuitable...
The advent of Java and similar languages on the real-time system scene necessitates the development ...
We consider garbage collection in dynamic, multiprocessor real-time systems, and present a schedulin...
Predictable use of resources, such as processor time and memory, is a desirable property for virtual...
Abstract We consider garbage collection (GC) in dynamic real-time systems. We consider the time-base...
This paper describes a scheme for garbage collection suitable for hard real-time applications. The a...
Memory management is a critical issue for correctness and perfor-mance in real-time embedded systems...
This paper presents the incorporation of an auto-tuning real-time garbage collector into a feedback-...
The complexity of systems for automatic control and other safety-critical applications grows rapidly...
This paper describes a scheme for garbage collection suitable for hard real-time applications. The a...
Abstract. Automatic memory management techniques eliminate many programming errors that are both har...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming lan-guages are unsuitabl...
Automatic memory management techniques eliminate many programming errors that are both hard to find ...
Memory management is a critical issue for correctness and performance in real-time embedded systems....
As the development of hardware progresses, computers are expected to solve increasingly complex prob...
Traditional dynamic memory management techniques for imperative programming languages are unsuitable...
The advent of Java and similar languages on the real-time system scene necessitates the development ...
We consider garbage collection in dynamic, multiprocessor real-time systems, and present a schedulin...
Predictable use of resources, such as processor time and memory, is a desirable property for virtual...
Abstract We consider garbage collection (GC) in dynamic real-time systems. We consider the time-base...
This paper describes a scheme for garbage collection suitable for hard real-time applications. The a...
Memory management is a critical issue for correctness and perfor-mance in real-time embedded systems...
This paper presents the incorporation of an auto-tuning real-time garbage collector into a feedback-...