Real-Time Java Platform Programming (Sun Microsystems Press Java)

Peter C. Dibble

ISBN 10: 0130282618 / ISBN 13: 9780130282613

Verlag: Prentice Hall 11/03/2002, 2002

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Titel: Real-Time Java Platform Programming (Sun ...

Verlag: Prentice Hall 11/03/2002

Erscheinungsdatum: 2002

Einband: Paperback

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Build powerful real-time Java "TM" TM platform aplications!-- The complete reference to the Real Time Specification for Java (RTSJ) for every Java developer who wants to master real-time programming.-- Covers practical real-time development considerations, scheduling theory, garbage collection, rate monotonic analysis, and other key issues.-- Closures, thread.interrupt, asynchronous events, timers, CT, physical and "immortal" memory, program structure, distributed RT applications, exceptions, and more.Real-time programming is critical to the development of a wide range of consumer, industrial, system, and military devices. Using the new Real-Time Specification for Java (RTSJ), developers can create, verify, analyze, execute and manage Java code that ensures the correctness, timeliness, and execution predictability that are essential to real-time programming. This book, written by one of RTSJ's creators, offers a practical introduction to real-time programming for every Java developer -- even those with no real-time experience at all. Replete with example code, this book gives any Java developer the skills and expertise to build powerful real-time applications. Peter Dibble begins with an overview of the key issues associated with Java real-time development. He covers garbage collection, priority scheduling and deadline scheduling in real-time environments; then introduces rate monotonic analysis, a powerful set of techniques for analyzing timing behavior to ensure that real-time systems will always meet their deadlines. The book covers every aspect of real-time Java development, including closures, the use of thread.interrupt, asynchronous events, timers, CT allocation,non-heap access, physical and "immortal" memory, structuring RT Java programming, supporting distributed real-time applications and interactions with non-RT threads, using RT Java exceptions, RT restrictions on the JVM, and much more.