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A Programming Model for Time-Synchronized Distributed Real-Time Systems
2007
Real Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium (RTAS), IEEE
Discrete-event (DE) models are formal system specifications that have analyzable deterministic behaviors. Using a global, consistent notion of time, DE components communicate via time-stamped events. DE models have primarily been used in performance modeling and simulation, where time stamps are a modeling property bearing no relationship to real time during execution of the model. In this paper, we extend DE models with the capability of relating certain events to physical time. We propose a
doi:10.1109/rtas.2007.5
dblp:conf/rtas/ZhaoLL07
fatcat:lzadwgskmrhn3duwccfm3y3bkm