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Design Framework for Self-Stabilizing Real-Time Systems Based on Real-Time Objects and Prototype Implementation with Analysis
2009
2009 International Conference on Embedded Software and Systems
The paper proposes an object-oriented design framework to implement self-stabilizing real-time systems and describes an implementation and analysis of a prototype of such a system. The paper also includes a brief study of application of the object-oriented paradigms such as reflection and inheritance based on the design framework. The analysis includes a determination of overhead and a feasibility study of the prototype. The framework is three-tiered in which the basic or the firs-tier
doi:10.1109/icess.2009.88
dblp:conf/icess/ChengD09
fatcat:6mrrlafwwzatbjhpb3d4bqqxf4