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Title: Easy analysis of hard real-time systems – how far can we get?<br><br>Author: Albrecht Mayer (Infineon)<br><br>Abstract:<br>Easy means getting reliable, understandable, quantitative answers for simple questions like is it working? Is it robust?<br><br>This all without a detailed knowledge of the whole system, without having all design data and without tool hassles and high cost.<br><br>On the hardware side this goal requires the necessary observation units on chip and a cost effective tool hardware infrastructure. This is solved to a large degree today e.g. by the microcontrollers of the AURIX family. The challenge is to use the observation capabilities by new analysis approaches. In this talk I will give concrete examples how performance properties of a real-time system can be analyzed automatically with this goal in mind.<p>Statistics: Posted by <a href="http://localhost/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&amp;u=75">pagetti</a> — Wed May 29, 2019</p><hr />
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