What is the important aspect of a real-time system ?
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Answer / k. mark o'connor
Determinism is the most important aspect of a real-time
system. How rapid context switches are or short interrupt
latency is a factor of performance, not real-time
processing. Real-time systems MUST be deterministic.
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Answer / mk
Deterministic & predictable output within a specified
time-interval
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Answer / guest
The important aspects of a real-time system are its
real-time characteristics being guaranteed, performed, and
sustained in a consistent fashion, such as its rapid context
switches, short interrupt latency, a variety of scheduling
policies, reliable mutual exclusive mechanisms,
multi-threading capability, process communications and
minute testability.
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Answer / ganesan
output in time and also in correct order(priority) is the
important aspect of a real-time system
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Answer / ravi a joshi
1. Quick response to real-world events
2. Small memory foot print
3. Real time handling of interrupts
4. Preemptive scheduling
5. Rapid context switches etc
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Answer / geetha
output in time is the important aspect of real time system
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