Real-Time Scheduling of Interrupt Requests over Conventional PC Hardware

Leyva-del-Foyo, Luis Eduardo; Mejía-Álvarez, Pedro; Niz, Dionisio de

doi:10.1109/enc.2006.26

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“…A solution is provided in [9] that is based on the management of all interrupts with an ISR implemented at the lowest level of the kernel. This solution converts all interrupts into synchronization events using abstract primitives for communication and synchronization.…”

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Methods to Improve the Performances of the Real-Time Operating Systems for Small Microcontrollers

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2015 20th International Conference on Control Systems and Computer Science

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The use of real-time operating systems for small microcontrollers creates two major problems. The former refers to the way interruptions must be handled so that deadlines can be complied with. The latter regards the fact that there may be tasks that will not synchronize with events generated by multiple objects such as semaphores, mutexes, messages or interrupts. The present article discusses several solutions to improve the performance of Real Time Operating Systems for small microcontrollers and eventually overcome the above-mentioned inconveniences.

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“…The second solution proposed in [9] includes a unified and flexible space with dynamic priorities for all tasks. There are Software Activated Tasks (SATs) and Hardware Activated Tasks (HATs).…”

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