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International Journal of Critical Computer-Based Systems

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  • Iterative integration of TTEthernet network flows   Order a copy of this article
    by Sofiene Beji, Sardaouna Hamadou, John Mullins, Abdelouahed Gherbi 
    Abstract: TTEthernet has been proposed as an improvement of the Ethernet network protocol to ensure communication of critical systems. Some of these systems, such as avionics systems, are complex and evolving ones. Therefore, they are designed iteratively by integrating in each iteration some components of the system. Adding new functionalities may induce substantial additional costs of reconfiguration of the system in order to meet the real-time requirements. Based on the constraint programming techniques, we develop in this paper a cost optimization approach that meets the TTEthernet specification and validates the latencies requirements in an accurate way. We illustrate our approach on a case study with the MiniZinc tool (Nethercote et al. , 2007).
    Keywords: TTEthernet; Iterative Integration; Scheduling; Real-Time Systems.

 

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