Simulation and tracing of hybrid task sets on distributed systems
Antonino Casile, Giorgio Buttazzo, G. Lamastra, Giuseppe Lipari
Abstract
Antonino Casile, Giorgio Buttazzo, G. Lamastra, Giuseppe Lipari
Abstract
This paper describes a tool for the design, simulation and analysis of real-time systems, ranging from simple scenarios with a few types of tasks on a single node to very complex architectures consisting of multiple nodes interconnected with a network and sharing a set of hardware and software resources. The tool is based on a discrete event simulation library, a scripting language describing the system load and the relevant measures, and a graphical interface providing user-friendly interaction with the simulator.
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This paper describes a tool for the design, simulation and analysis of real-time systems, ranging from simple scenarios with a few types of tasks on a single node to very complex architectures consisting of multiple nodes interconnected with a network and sharing a set of hardware and software resources. The tool is based on a discrete event simulation library, a scripting language describing the system load and the relevant measures, and a graphical interface providing user-friendly interaction with the simulator.
Key concepts: Computer science, Scripting language, Tracing, Graphical user interface, Node (physics), Set (abstract data type), Task (project management), Simple (philosophy)