Components and distributed RTS

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  Thomas Richardson, Andy J. Wellings, J. A. Dianes, M. Díaz: Providing temporal isolation in the OSGi framework. 1-10
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  Mohammed AlRahmawy, Andy J. Wellings: Design patterns for supporting RTSJ component models. 11-20
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  Juan Antonio Holgado Terriza, Jaime Viúdez-Aivar: A flexible Java framework for embedded systems. 21-30
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  Mohammed AlRahmawy, Andy J. Wellings: An RTSJ-based reconfigurable server component. 31-40

RTSJ benchmarks

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  Tomas Kalibera, Jeff Hagelberg, Filip Pizlo, Ales Plsek, Ben Titzer, Jan Vitek: CD_x: a family of real-time Java benchmarks. 41-50
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  John F. Schommer, Dominik Franke, Stefan Kowalewski, Carsten Weise: Evaluation of the real-time Java runtime environment for deployment in time-critical systems. 51-60

Scheduling frameworks

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  Andy J. Wellings, Yang Chang, Thomas Richardson: Enhancing the platform independence of the real-time specification for Java. 61-69
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  Harald Röck, Joshua S. Auerbach, Christoph M. Kirsch, David F. Bacon: Avoiding unbounded priority inversion in barrier protocols using gang priority management. 70-79
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  MinSeong Kim, Andy J. Wellings: Applying fixed-priority preemptive scheduling with preemption threshold to asynchronous event handling in the RTSJ. 80-89

Real-time JVM implementation

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  Wolfgang Puffitsch: Data caching, garbage collection, and the Java memory model. 90-99
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  Tomas Kalibera: Replicating real-time garbage collector for Java. 100-109
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  Filip Pizlo, Lukasz Ziarek, Jan Vitek: Real time Java on resource-constrained platforms with Fiji VM. 110-119

Hardware support for real-time systems

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  Avinash Malik, Zoran A. Salcic, Alain Girault, Adam Walker, Sung Chul Lee: A customizable multiprocessor for Globally Asynchronous Locally Synchronous execution. 120-129
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  Jack Whitham, Neil C. Audsley, Martin Schoeberl: Using hardware methods to improve time-predictable performance in real-time Java systems. 130-139

Java for safety-critical applications

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  Diego Garbervetsky, Sergio Yovine, Víctor A. Braberman, Martín Rouaux, Alejandro Taboada: On transforming Java-like programs into memory-predictable code. 140-149
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  Thomas Bøgholm, René Rydhof Hansen, Anders P. Ravn, Bent Thomsen, Hans Søndergaard: A predictable Java profile: rationale and implementations. 150-159
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  Lei Zhao, Daniel Tang, Jan Vitek: A technology compatibility kit for safety critical Java. 160-168
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  Tobias Schoofs, Eric Jenn, Stéphane Leriche, Kelvin Nilsen, Ludovic Gauthier, Marc Richard-Foy: Use of PERC Pico in the AIDA avionics platform. 169-178

Invited paper

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  Peter C. Dibble, Andy J. Wellings: JSR-282 status report. 179-182

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