Experiments with Sun Java Real-Time system

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Auguston, M.
Cook, T. S.
Drusinsky, D.
Michael, J. B.
Otani, T. W.
Shing, M.
Date
2007-05-11Metadata
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This is our second report on the Sun Java Real-Time System (RTS) experiments. In this report we describe the findings on RTS 2.0 beta release that includes the real-time garbage collector (RTGC). We performed a number of experiments to determine whether the availability of RTGC will result in a better software architecture for the Global Integrated Fire Control System (GIFC)--a component of the C2BMC element of the Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS). Our experiment shows that it is possible to use only the Real-Time Java threads that use the heap memory for the GIFC software. SUN RTJ 2.0 gives programmers more control over the priority of the garbage collection. We developed a real-time monitor design pattern to support the implementation of time-constrained computations that use the heap memory, and a methodology to determine the RTS run-time parameters (thread priorities, memory usage, process load, and task deadlines) necessary for the timely execution of these time-constrained computations.
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NPS-CS-07-005Related items
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