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Simulation and tracing of hybrid task sets on distributed systems

Antonino Casile, Giorgio Buttazzo, G. Lamastra, Giuseppe Lipari

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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.

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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)

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