The specification and schedulability analysis of real-time systems using ACSR
Jin‐Young Choi, Insup Lee, Hong-Liang Xie · 2002
To engineer reliable real-time systems, it is desirable to detect timing anomalies early in the development process. However, there is little work addressing the problem of accurately predicting timing properties of real-time systems before implementations are developed. This paper describes an approach to the specification and schedulability analysis of real-time systems based on the timed process algebra ACSR-VP, which is an extension of algebra of communicating shared resources (ACSR) with value-passing communication and dynamic priorities. Combined with the existing features of ACSR for representing time, synchronization and resource requirements, ACSR-VP is capable of specifying a variety of real-time systems with different scheduling disciplines in a modular fashion. Moreover, we can perform schedulability analysis on real-time systems specified in ACSR-VP automatically by checking for a certain bisimulation relation.