2014•Unpublished venueRequires access

Experimental Analysis of Real-Time Multitasking on Multicore Systems

Emad Albassam, Hassan Gomaa, Robert G. Pettit

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This paper describes a preliminary investigation into the effect of multicore technology on the performance of real-time systems. In particular, it investigates the impact of varying the number of cores on multitasking performance and on different task configurations. Experimental results are presented for a real-time game application executing with several different hardware and software configurations.

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Key concepts: Human multitasking, Multi-core processor, Computer science, Task (project management), Computer multitasking, Software, Embedded system, Execution time