Titlebook: Embedded Software and Systems; Second International Laurence T. Yang,Xingshe Zhou,Man Lin Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berli

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A Packet Property-Based Task Scheduling Policy for Control Plane OS in NP-Based Applicationsre handled by different tasks running on control plane OS. The critical packets need to be processed in time, otherwise the system, even the network, may enter some unstable states. Thus, the packets should be processed according to their priorities, i.e., packet-processing tasks for more important

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TrieC: A High-Speed IPv6 Lookup with Fast Updates Using Network Processor the routing table for a next hop. Ever-increasing Internet bandwidth, continuously growing prefix table size and inevitable migration to IPv6 address architecture further exacerbate this situation. In recent years, a variety of high-speed address lookup algorithms have been proposed, however most o

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Separate Compilation for Synchronous Modules semantics of such models usually require an entire system to be compiled at once to analyze the dependencies among modules. The alternative is to write modules that can respond when the values of some of their inputs are unknown, a tedious and error-prone process..We present a compilation technique

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Implementation of Hardware and Embedded Software for Stream Gateway Interface Supporting Media Streaances in various computing technologies, new concepts, such as a convergence phenomenon among information devices, have given rise to ubiquitous and pervasive computing around the world. Also, the realization of the home network, which is one of the core solutions for future computing, has become an

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On Using Locking Caches in Embedded Real-Time Systemssystems due to their lack of determinism. Unfortunately, most of the techniques to attain predictability on caches are complex to apply, precluding their use on real applications. This work reviews several techniques developed by the authors to use cache memories in “real” embedded real-time systems

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Elimination of Non-deterministic Delays in a Real-Time Database System) use of delay to cause and watch deadlocks, (b) high overheads of periodic checking (c) Non-deterministic nature of the delays, and lastly, (d) difficulties to scale up the existing solutions (centralized). The proposal is based on enhanced local processing and peer-to-peer (P2P) communication for

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