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| + | Towards Compositional Schedulability and WCET Analysis for Safety Critical Java | ||
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| + | Model Based Schedulability Analysis of Java Bytecode Programs Executed on Commodity Hardware | ||
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| + | **Presenter**\\ Bent Thomsen and Kasper Søe Luckow | ||
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| + | C is the dominant programming language for embedded systems, but there is a crisis as the number of C programmers is declining. | ||
| + | Java is the most popular language on earth with more than 9 million programmers. What would it take to make Java suitable for safety critical hard-real-time embedded systems? This talk will give an overview of the work at Aalborg University in this area. | ||
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| + | Schedulability analysis is used for determining whether there exists a schedule, such that the real-time tasks comprising the system, can uphold their respective deadlines. Hence, this analysis is an imperative in verifying that the (hard) real-time system is temporally correct. | ||
| + | In this session, I will present our latest research in model-based schedulability analysis of Java bytecode | ||
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