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MARUTI hard real-time operating system

  • Shem Tov Levi
  • , Satish K. Tripathi
  • , Scott D. Carson
  • , Ashok K. Agrawala

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Abstract

The MARUTI operating system is designed to support real-time applications on a variety of hardware systems. The kernel supports objects as primitive entities, and provides a communication mechanism that allows transparent distribution in networked systems. Fault tolerance is provided through replication and consistency-control mechanisms. Most importantly, MARUTI supports guaranteed-service scheduling, in which jobs that are accepted by the system are verified to satisfy general time constraints. Guaranteed-service scheduling means that, given a job with a set of service requirements and time constraints, the system automatically verifies the schedulability of each component of the job with respect to the job's constraints and those of other jobs in the system. These time constraints include those that govern interrupt processing, which allows the MARUTI approach to succeed where less rigorous approaches do not. The result is that MARUTI applications can be executed in a predictable, deterministic fashion.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)90-105
Number of pages16
JournalOperating Systems Review (ACM)
Volume23
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 1989

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