Model of preemptive embedded systems for optimizing real-time performance

By analyzing preemptions in embedded real-time systems adopting RM scheduling policy, created a preemption model of periodic real-time tasks. This model described the relationship between overheads incurred by preemptions and the properties of real-time tasks, such as priorities, periods, execution...

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Main Authors: WEN Tao1, WANG Ji-yong2, WANG Xiao-xia1, ZOU Xiang1
Format: Article
Language:zho
Published: Editorial Department of Journal on Communications 2005-01-01
Series:Tongxin xuebao
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Online Access:http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/74665697/
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Summary:By analyzing preemptions in embedded real-time systems adopting RM scheduling policy, created a preemption model of periodic real-time tasks. This model described the relationship between overheads incurred by preemptions and the properties of real-time tasks, such as priorities, periods, execution times, deadlines, release times etc. It also showed the relation between the schedulability of the task set and properties of its real-time tasks. Based on the model and taking the idea of parasitism in biology, this paper presented a method of optimizing real-time performance of the embedded systems under the RM scheduling mechanism. This method can reduce preemptions or change the relations of preemptions, decrease overheads to improve real-time performance by adjusting release times of tasks. And then the optimization method underlying the model is evaluated by experiments.
ISSN:1000-436X