Stefan Resmerita

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Published: 1993
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2020
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Stefan Resmerita, Anton Poelzleitner, Stefan Lukesch:
Modeling and Simulation of Software Execution Time in Embedded Systems. CCWC 2020: 888-894
2017
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Stefan Resmerita, Andreas Naderlinger, Stefan Lukesch:
Efficient realization of logical execution times in legacy embedded software. MEMOCODE 2017: 36-45
2016
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Julien Hennig, Hermann von Hasseln, Hassan Mohammad, Stefan Resmerita, Stefan Lukesch, Andreas Naderlinger:
Poster Abstract: Towards Parallelizing Legacy Embedded Control Software Using the LET Programming Paradigm. RTAS 2016: 51
2015
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Stefan Resmerita, Anton Poelzleitner, Stefan Lukesch:
Addressing Non-functional Requirements for Embedded Applications with Platform Based Aspect Design. ISORC Workshops 2015: 42-49

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