Meeting real-time constraints using “sandwich delays”

Authors:
Michael J. Pont;Susan Kurian;Ricardo Bautista-Quintero
Affiliations:
Embedded Systems Laboratory, University of Leicester, LEICESTER, UK;Embedded Systems Laboratory, University of Leicester, LEICESTER, UK;Embedded Systems Laboratory, University of Leicester, LEICESTER, UK
Venue:
Transactions on Pattern Languages of Programming I
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This short paper is concerned with the use of patterns to support the development of software for reliable, resource-constrained, embedded systems. The paper introduces one new pattern (Sandwich Delay) and describes one possible implementation of this pattern for use with a popular family of ARM-based microcontrollers.