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What and Who
Spin Locks in Real-Time Systems
Alexander Wieder
MMCI
SWS Student Defense Talks - Thesis Proposal
SWS
Public Audience
English
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Date, Time and Location
Friday, 16 October 2015
12:00
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G26
113
Kaiserslautern
Abstract
In my thesis, I propose to study two fundamental problems related to the
use of spin locks in multiprocessor real-time systems:
First, if tasks (on different cores) share spin-lock-protected
resources, what is (a safe bound on) the maximum blocking, i.e., the
maximum spin delays, that may arise at runtime? And second, how should
tasks be allocated to processor cores such that all timing
constraints are met despite such blocking?
use of spin locks in multiprocessor real-time systems:
First, if tasks (on different cores) share spin-lock-protected
resources, what is (a safe bound on) the maximum blocking, i.e., the
maximum spin delays, that may arise at runtime? And second, how should
tasks be allocated to processor cores such that all timing
constraints are met despite such blocking?
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Maria-Louise Albrecht, 04/06/2016 10:35 -- Created document.