J. Liu, C. Liu, Z. Deng, Too-Seng Tia, Jun Sun, M. Storch, D. Hull, J. Redondo, R. Bettati, A. Silberman
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PERTS: A prototyping environment for real-time systems
PERTS is a prototyping environment for real-time systems. It contains schedulers and resource access protocols for time-critical applications, together with a comprehensive set of tools for the analysis, validation, and evaluation of real-time systems built on the scheduling paradigms supported by these building blocks. This paper describes the underlying models of real-time systems supported by PERTS, as well as its capabilities and intended use. A key component is the schedulability analyzer. The basic version of this system of tools supports the validation and evaluation of real-time systems built on the framework of the periodic-task model. This system of tools is now available.<>