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The 20th Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems

ECRTS 2008

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Scheduling and Schedulability Analysis
Probabilistic Analysis for RT
Real-Time and Control
Worst-Case Execution Time Analysis
QoS Management and Control
Modelling and Formal Methods
Validation Techniques
Reliability, Security and Survivability
System Design and Analysis
Programming Languages
Middleware and Distribution Technologies
Component-Based Approaches
Compiler Support
Real-Time Operating Systems
Communication Networks
Embedded Devices
Energy-Aware
Sensor Networks
Hardware/Software Co-Design
Systems on Chip
Time Engines and Time Synchronization
Applications
 
 



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