Describes the implementation of the Java programming language in real-time applications. Advantages of using Java in embedded and real-time systems; Discussion on projects where Java was implemented in real-time applications; Features which Java offers for the development of real-time applications....
This paper addresses the use of the Java programming language for real-time applications, giving an overview of its main advantages and current limitations. Java can implement at language level several of the constructs defined by the POSIX1.b standard for real-time applications. However, if Java...
Real-time computing is often associated with high speed, but this is only one part of the picture. At its core, real-time computing is aboutpredictability-- the knowledge that the system will always perform within the required time frame. The deadlines involved need not be very short -- tho...
For time-critical applications, the traditional software engineering approach is inadequate in meeting timing constraints due to the lack of appropriate scheduling considerations. As the research on real-time systems becomes more mature, powerful techniques have been developed for scheduling analysis, resour...
the resolution of milliseconds. However, because the timer service is not intended for real-time applications, a callback to the@Timeoutmethod might not occur with millisecond precision. The timer service is for business applications, which typically measure time in hours, days, or longer ...
However, because the timer service is not intended for real-time applications, a callback to the @Timeout method might not occur with millisecond precision. The timer service is for business applications, which typically measure time in hours, days, or longer durations....
As mentioned previously, remote procedure calls may be used to access the methods of one object that is remote from the calling object. This is inefficient for real-time applications, such as a stabilizing controller needing sensor measurements ata high rate. One way that thecontroller canget its...
Unlike traditional business applications, real-time software is expected to deliver results under very stringent timing constraints. A computation that is performed at the wrong time—either too early or too late—is considered to be wrong, even if the computed numbers are exactly right. In the ...
Javolution real-time goals are simple: To make your application faster and more time predictable! High-Performance- Hardware accelerated computing (GPUs) with ComputeContext. Minimalistic- Collection classes, supporting custom views, closure-based iterations, map-reduce paradigm, parallel computations, etc...