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EMSOFT 2005: 5th ACM International Conference on Embedded Software

chair:
Wayne H. Wolf
Committee:
see below
where:
Jersey City, NJ, USA
published:
ACM

Communication and Devices

HAIL: A Language for Easy and Correct Device Access

A Structural Approach to Quasi-Static Schedulability Analysis of Communicating Concurrent Programs

Centralized End-to-End Flow Control in a Best-Effort Network-on-Chip

Communication Strategies for Shared-Bus Embedded Multiprocessors

Modeling

Using Separation of Concerns for Embedded Systems Design

Toward a Semantic Anchoring Infrastructure for Domain-Specific Modeling Languages

Uniform Object Modeling Methodology and Reuse of Real-Time System using UML

From Statecharts to ESP*: Programming With Events, States and Predicates for Embedded Systems

Languages

High Performance Annotation-Aware JVM for Java Cards

Deeply Embedded XML Communication — Towards an Interoperable and Seamless World

High-level Real-Time Programming in Java

Scheduling

Real-Time Interfaces for Interface-Based Design of Real-Time Systems with Fixed Priority Scheduling

QoS Control for Optimality and Safety

Model-Based Run-Time Monitoring of End-to-End Deadlines

A GA-based Scheduling Method for FlexRay Systems

Optimization

Using De-optimization to Re-optimize Code

A Sink-N-Hoist Framework for Leakage Power Reduction

Exploiting Last Idle Periods of Links for Network Power Management

A UML 2.0 Profile for SystemC: Toward High-Level SoC Design

Design Methodologies

Towards Real-Time Enabled Microsoft Windows

Systems Architecture: the Empirical Way — Abstract Architectures to 'Optimal' Systems

A Unified HW/SW Interface Model to Remove Discontinuities Between HW and SW Design

Specification and Semantics

A Denotational Semantics for Stateflow

A Conservative Extension of Synchronous Data-flow with State Machines

Rialto: a Bridge between Description and Implementation of Control Algorithms for Wireless Sensor Networks

Efficient Embedded Software Design with Synchronous Models

Compilation and Power

Code Aware Resource Management

Compiler-Guided Register Reliability Improvement Against Soft Errors

Distributed-Code Generation from Hybrid Systems Models for Time-Delayed Multirate systems

Power Consumption Profile Analysis for Security Attack Simulation in Smart Cards at High Abstraction Level

Clocks and Energy

AutoDVS: an Automatic, General-Purpose, Dynamic Clock Scheduling System for Hand-Held Devices

Optimizing Inter-Processor Data Locality on Embedded Chip Multiprocessors

A Formal Approach to Fault Tree Synthesis for the Analysis of Distributed Fault Tolerant Systems

(1+ε) Approximation Clock Rate Assignment for Periodic Real-Time Tasks on a Voltage-Scaling Processor

Minimizing Expected Energy in Real-Time Embedded Systems

Formal Methods

Tag Machines

SHIM: a Deterministic Model for Heterogeneous Embedded Systems

Semantics-Based Optimization Across Uncoordinated Tasks in Networked Embedded Systems

From Multi-Clocked Synchronous Processes to Latency-Insensitive Modules

The Formal Verification of a Reintegration Protocol

Software Testing

Random Testing of Interrupt-Driven Software

Testing Real-Time Embedded Software using UPPAAL-TRON: an Industrial Case Study

Cutpoints for Formal Equivalence Verification of Embedded Software

Specification and Dynamic Properties

Pinapa: an Extraction Tool for SystemC Descriptions of Systems-on-a-Chip

Distributing Synchronous Programs using Bounded Queues

Dynamic Online Reconfiguration for Customizable and Self-Optimizing Operating Systems

Synchronization of Periodic Clocks

Real-Time Properties

Passive Mid-Stream Monitoring of Real-Time Properties

Semantics-Preserving and Memory-Efficient Implementation of Inter-Task Communication on Static-Priority or EDF Schedulers

Dual Face Phased Array Radar Scheduling with Multiple Constraints

Model-Based Analysis of Distributed Real-Time Embedded System Composition

Program Committee