2016 IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium (RTAS) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/rtas.2016.7461363
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Temporal Isolation of Hard Real-Time Applications on Many-Core Processors

Abstract: Many-core processors offer massively parallel computation power representing a good opportunity for the design of highly integrated avionics systems. Such designs must face several challenges among which 1) temporal isolation must be ensured between applications and 2) bounds of WCET must be computed for real-time safety critical applications. In order to partially address those issues, we propose an appropriate execution model, that restricts the applications behaviours, which has been implemented on the KALR… Show more

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“…When implementing several applications on the same target (single or multi/many-core chips), two stakeholders interact: on the one hand, the application designers are in charge of developing their application and on the other hand, the platform integrator is in charge of integrating the different applications on the shared platform. In [19], we proposed an approach to implement real-time safety-critical applications on a many-core target in such a way that strict temporal guarantees are ensured whatever the behaviour of other applications sharing the resources is. The approach is based on a four-rules execution model to be followed by the developers (application designers and platform integrator) to avoid any unpredictable or non-segregated behaviours.…”
Section: Temporal Isolation-based Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When implementing several applications on the same target (single or multi/many-core chips), two stakeholders interact: on the one hand, the application designers are in charge of developing their application and on the other hand, the platform integrator is in charge of integrating the different applications on the shared platform. In [19], we proposed an approach to implement real-time safety-critical applications on a many-core target in such a way that strict temporal guarantees are ensured whatever the behaviour of other applications sharing the resources is. The approach is based on a four-rules execution model to be followed by the developers (application designers and platform integrator) to avoid any unpredictable or non-segregated behaviours.…”
Section: Temporal Isolation-based Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [19], we have defined a four-rules execution model in order to ensure a strict temporal isolation between applications. The application designers must follow those rules to avoid any unpredictable or non-segregated behaviours.…”
Section: Execution Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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