Bounding cache-related preemption delay for real-time systems.

Bounding cache-related preemption delay for real-time systems.

Cache memory is used in almost all computer systems today to bridge the ever increasing speed gap between the processor and main memory. However, its use in multitasking computer systems introduces additional preemption delay due to the reloading of memory blocks that are replaced during preemption....

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:IEEE Transactions on software engineering 27, 9 (2001).
Main Author: Chang-Gun Lee
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cache memory.
Cache refill time.
Cache-related preemption delay.
Fixed-priority preemptive scheduling.
Instruction caching.
Linear programming problem.
Multitasking computer systems.
Real-time systems.
Realtime computing systems.
Schedulability analysis.
Worst-case response time prediction.