The Control of Starvation

Levine, Gertrude

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“…T-ordered schemes may incorporate P/R orders to allocate alternating turns to ordered processes, as is used in TDM [20] and round robin scheduling. For efficient resource utilization during non-uniform traffic conditions, protocols alternate between P/R-orders during heavy traffic and T-orders for light traffic [13], as is used in right turns on red, Binder's protocol [3], and Dekkar's algorithm [6].…”

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A Model for Anomalies of Software Engineering

Levine¹

Advances in Systems, Computing Sciences and Software Engineering

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We present a model for the anomalies of software engineering that cause system failures. Our model enables us to develop a classification scheme in terms of the types of errors that are responsible, as well as to identify the layers of a system architecture at which control mechanisms should be applied. 1 We borrow the term fungible from law to denote resource units that are interchangeable to the user.

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“…A model is defined, which has previously been studied for other applications [13,14,15] and which is also applicable to anomalies of software engineering. The same mechanisms that are the basis of the model are shown to be the causes of anomalies.…”

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A Model for Anomalies of Software Engineering

Levine¹

Advances in Systems, Computing Sciences and Software Engineering

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FAlloc: A Fair Power Limit Allocation-Based Approach to Implement Brownout

Agarwal

2024

J Control Autom Electr Syst

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Defining defects, errors, and service degradations

Levine

2009

SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes

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The study of defects is a principal topic of software systems, af-fecting all phases of a system's lifecycle. Defects are the cause of errors and service degradations. Unresolved errors cause failures. If defects cannot be prevented effectively, then error control me-chanisms must be evaluated. We introduce a model to distinguish between defects, errors, and service degradations. A two-dimensional classification scheme is developed for defects, defined by the types of process interaction and software corruption that are involved. A third dimension is added to this taxonomy for defects that cause service degradation, based on the deviations in service quality that are tolerated. We investigate the role of service degradation in error prevention.

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The Control of Starvation

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

A Model for Anomalies of Software Engineering

A Model for Anomalies of Software Engineering

FAlloc: A Fair Power Limit Allocation-Based Approach to Implement Brownout

Defining defects, errors, and service degradations

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