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Introducing preemptive scheduling in abstract RTOS models using result oriented modeling

Gunar Schirner, Rainer Dömer

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Abstract

With the increasing SW content of modern SoC designs, modeling and development of Hardware Dependent Software (HDS) become critical. Previous work addressed this by introducing abstract RTOS modeling [6], which exposes dynamic scheduling effects early in the system design flow. However, such models insufficiently capture preemption. In particular, the accuracy of preemption depends on the granularity of the timing annotation. For an accurately modeled interrupt response time, very fine-grained timing annotation is necessary, which contradicts the RTOS abstraction idea and is detrimental to simulation performance.

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With the increasing SW content of modern SoC designs, modeling and development of Hardware Dependent Software (HDS) become critical. Previous work addressed this by introducing abstract RTOS modeling [6], which exposes dynamic scheduling effects early in the system design flow. However, such models insufficiently capture preemption. In particular, the accuracy of preemption depends on the granularity of the timing annotation. For an accurately modeled interrupt response time, very fine-grained timing annotation is necessary, which contradicts the RTOS abstraction idea and is detrimental to simulation performance.

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With the increasing SW content of modern SoC designs, modeling and development of Hardware Dependent Software (HDS) become critical. Previous work addressed this by introducing abstract RTOS modeling [6], which exposes dynamic scheduling effects early in the system design flow. However, such models insufficiently capture preemption. In particular, the accuracy of preemption depends on the granularity of the timing annotation. For an accurately modeled interrupt response time, very fine-grained timing annotation is necessary, which contradicts the RTOS abstraction idea and is detrimental to simulation performance.

Key concepts: Preemption, Computer science, Interrupt, Scheduling (production processes), Real-time operating system, Static timing analysis, Granularity, Embedded system

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