Priority based computation a study on paradigm shift on real time computation
Sukemi Sukemi, Harry Sudibyo, Anak Agung Putri Ratna · 2012
This research is purposed to increase computer function into a time driven to support real time system so that the processor can work according to determined time variable and can work optimally in a certained deadline. The first approachment of this research is a processor which has a priority arbiter/border of a task. The second approachment, is a numerator processor with variable precision (VP) computing. The third approachment is by functioning statistic control of the emergence task that will be observing with the help of coprocessor which is placed in the front section of bitspace architecture of the second approachment above. The last aprroachment is by adding certainty precision in form of arithmetic interval that is able to cut the data/task. The data/task-cut is in the form of upper and lower border from the bounds. These four approachments can be structured orthoganally or stand alone into a processor/several processors. Initial hyphothesis of these four approachments can produce a processor that can work optimally in time variable and in a fast, accurate, reliable and robust daedline in supporting real time data/task finishing.