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EMSOFT 2006: 6th ACM & IEEE International Conference on Embedded Software

chair:
Sang Lyul Min
cochair:
Wang Yi
Committee:
see below
where:
Seoul, South Korea
published:
ACM

Design and Implementation of Embedded Software

Time-Triggered Implementations of Dynamic Controllers

Efficient Distributed Deadlock Avoidance with Liveness Guarantees

A Memory-Optimal Buffering Protocol for Preservation of Synchronous Semantics Under Preemptive Scheduling

Component-Based Development and Software Engineering

Real-Time Interfaces for Composing Real-Time Systems

A Causality Interface for Deadlock Analysis in Dataflow

Towards a Formal Foundation for Domain Specific Modeling Languages

Defining a Strategy to Introduce a Software Product Line using Existing Embedded Systems

Modeling of Synchronous Systems

Mixing Signals and Modes in Synchronous Data-Flow Systems

Polychronous Mode Automata

A Timing Model for Synchronous Language Implementations in Simulink

Networked Embedded Software

S2DB: a Novel Simulation-Based Debugger for Sensor Network Applications

Multi-Level Software Reconfiguration for Sensor Networks

An Analysis Framework for Network-Code Programs

Concurrent Real-Time Programming

A Hierarchical Coordination Language for Interacting Real-Time Tasks

Scheduling-Independent Threads and Exceptions in SHIM

Communication by Sampling in Time-Sensitive Distributed Systems

Software Support for Portable Storage

A Superblock-Based Flash Translation Layer for NAND Flash Memory

Energy-Efficient File Placement Techniques for Heterogeneous Mobile Storage Systems

Reliability Mechanisms for File Systems using Non-Volatile Memory as a Metadata Store

Compiling and Program Transformations

Efficient Exception Handling in Java Bytecode-to-C Ahead-of-Time Compiler for Embedded Systems

Schedulable Persistence System for Real-Time Applications in Virtual Machine

Implementing Fault-Tolerance in Real-Time Systems by Automatic Program Transformations

Energy adaptation and optimization

Energy-Efficient Dynamic Memory Allocators at the Middleware Level of Embedded Systems

Energy Adaptation for Multimedia Information Kiosks

Compiler-Assisted Leakage Energy Optimization for Clustered VLIW Architectures

Modeling and Validation

Analysis of the Zeroconf Protocol using UPPAAL

Reusable Models for Timing and Liveness Analysis of Middleware for Distributed Real-Time and Embedded Systems

Software Partitioning for Effective Automated Unit Testing

Scheduling and Execution Time Analysis

Incremental Schedulability Analysis of Hierarchical Real-Time Components

Scheduling for Multi-Threaded Real-Time Programs via Path Planning

Modeling a System Controller for Timing Analysis

Architectures and Performance Analysis

New Approach to Architectural Synthesis: Incorporating QoS Constraint

Formal Performance Evaluation of AMBA-Based System-on-Chip Designs

Scratchpad Memory Management for Portable Systems with a Memory Management Unit

Program Committee