论文信息 - Support for User-Centric Modular Real-Time Resource Management in the Rialto Operating System

Support for User-Centric Modular Real-Time Resource Management in the Rialto Operating System

This paper describes ongoing investigations into algorithms for user-centric modular distributed real-time resource management. These investigations are being conducted in the context of the Rialto operating system — an object-based real-time kernel and programming environment currently being developed within Microsoft Research.

Michael B. Jones | Richard Draves | Paul J. Leach

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