RealTimeSystems
February 28, 2009
Runtime Error (Exception) Handling
February 28, 2009
ADA handles programmer defined exceptions and system defined exceptions Some of the system defined exceptions are like …
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RealTimeSystems
February 28, 2009
Packages in ADA
February 28, 2009
Benefits of Packages Packages can be compiled, debugged independently software maintenance is very easier Once package …
RealTimeSystems
February 28, 2009
Blocks and Procedures in ADA
February 28, 2009
Blocks A Block in ADA contains two parts specification and a body. The specification specifies the variable used inside…
RealTimeSystems
February 11, 2009
ADA - Control Structures
February 11, 2009
if-then-else if y<0> x:=4; elseif a=0 then x:=6; else d:=9; end if for .... do for i in 0..10 loop x(i) := i * j;…
RealTimeSystems
February 10, 2009
ADA - Data types
February 10, 2009
Simple Data types //creates three variables for TEMPERATURE which is of type float type TEMPERATURE is new float; ta, …
RealTimeSystems
February 10, 2009
ADA - programming language Features
February 10, 2009
Object oriented programming Strong typing Generic programming/templates Exception handling Facilities for modular o…
RealTimeSystems
February 10, 2009
Strongly Typed Language
February 10, 2009
What is a strongly typed language? Each variable must be declared with its own data type each data type should be assoc…
RealTimeSystems
February 10, 2009
Myopic Offline Scheduling Algorithm
February 10, 2009
Myopic Offline Scheduling is a multiprocessor Scheduling Algorithm This algorithm is meant for non preemptive tasks Sin…
RealTimeSystems
February 09, 2009
Example - Multiprocessor Scheduling with precedence
February 09, 2009
The feasible interval (release Time and Deadline) of each task in the precedence graph is given next to its name. The …
RealTimeSystems
February 09, 2009
Examples - Processor Utilisation
February 09, 2009
A system with three periodic tasks with period and its execution time T1 (3, 1) T2 (5, 2) and T3 (7, x). What is the va…
RealTimeSystems
February 09, 2009
Example - IRIS1- Identcal Linear Reward Function
February 09, 2009
For More information about this post, Refer the Book, Real Time Systems by Krishna and Shin, McGraw Hill. Conclusion: T…
RealTimeSystems
February 08, 2009
IRIS Tasks (Increased Reward with Increased Service)
February 08, 2009
IRIS means Increased Reward with Increased Service, If a task runs to its completion, it get full reward. if not run to…
VHDL
February 06, 2009
Shift Register
February 06, 2009
Requirements: WARP Active HDL Program for Shift Register: library IEEE; use IEEE…
