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文档介绍:Real-Time Java™ Platform Programming
By Peter C. Dibble

Publisher : Prentice Hall PTR

Pub Date : March 11, 2002

ISBN : 0-13-028261-8
Table of
Pages : 352
Contents

Written for experienced Java platform developers, this practical guide provides a solid
grounding in real-time programming. Dibble, a member of the RTSJ expert group, starts
with an overview of real-time issues unique to the Java platform. He then explains how to
use each major feature of the RTSJ.

From broad real-time principles to detailed programming pitfalls, Real-Time Java
Platform Programming covers everything you need to know to build effective RT
programs. Key topics include:

• Interoperability with non-RT code, tradeoffs in real-time development, and RT
issues for the JVMtm software
• Garbage collection, non-heap access, physical and "immortal" memory, and
constant-time allocation of non-heap memory
• Priority scheduling, deadline scheduling, and rate monotonic analysis
• Closures, asynchronous transfer of control, asynchronous events, and timers







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Table of Content
Table of Content...................................................................................................................i
Copyright..............................................................................................................................v
Preface ................................................................................................................................vi
Introduction ........................................................................................................................vii
Chapter 1. Landscape........................................................................................................1
Java Technology and Real Time.................................................