Over the next decade, the embedded software industry will face a massive transition to multicore and manycore processors. This architectural revolution intensifies an already existing severe challenge to the development of Critical Real-Time Embedded Systems (CRTES), namely the need to show that software timing behaviour is always correct during operation. Previous research carried out in the EU-funded PROARTIS project has demonstrated how this threat can be mitigated through the application of randomization. PROXIMA (Probabilistic real-time control of mixed-criticality multicore and manycore systems), a 36-month project funded under the EU FP7 research programme, builds on the results of PROARTIS, and will result in a comprehensive suite of hardware and software platforms and probabilistic analysis methods integrated into commercial design, development and verification tools. (more details...)
Probabalistic analysis and randomization provide the answer to timing challenges for next generation critical embedded systems
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Friday, March 21, 2014