| | 114 | * August 23 |
| | 115 | * What was done: |
| | 116 | * I have completed and the two fault tolerance techniques SRE and SDR and are working. This concludes the work for the static approaches (two dynamic techniques are next). A Fault injection model with a means to detect faults is also present now. To make the application more user-friendly, I edited the code such that only one function call is needed to activate the Fault-tolerant Scheduler; this call includes the passing of all needed FTS information, e.g. the pattern is generated automatically, and the three execution versions are created and started by the FTS. |
| | 117 | * Current issues |
| | 118 | * The current issue is to integrate the FTS code into the Rate-Monotonic scheduling, I need to investigate thoroughly how rate monotonic scheduling is done in RTEMS, to implement an "own version" of it which can tolerate faults. |
| | 119 | * Plans for the next week: |
| | 120 | * Understand the code of the Rate-Monotonic Scheduling code and begin implementing a version of the Rate-Monotonic scheduler which uses fault tolerance techniques. |
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