Guaranteed response time for mixed-criticality systems on seL4
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School of Computer Science and Engineering
UNSW,
Sydney 2052, Australia
Abstract
This report provides an overview of strategies used to guarantee the timing behaviour of hard and mixed-criticality realtime systems. It then proposes a set of changes the the MCS seL4 extensions that ensure the kernel-level scheduler can guarantee the assumptions made by common timing analysis processes for fixed-priority scheduling.
BibTeX Entry
@mastersthesis{Millar:bsc,
address = {Sydney, Australia},
author = {Curtis Millar},
keywords = {rt},
month = nov,
paperUrl = {https://trustworthy.systems/publications/theses_public/21/Millar%3Absc.pdf},
school = {School of Computer Science and Engineering},
title = {Guaranteed response time for mixed-criticality systems on {seL4}},
type = {{BSc(Hons)} Thesis},
year = {2021}
}
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