Category: Key Concepts
Key Concept: The main common characteristic of Real-Time Embedded (RTE) systems is that they constantly interact with the external world.
Key Concept: A sequential program explicitly waits in-line, for the expected events in various places in the execution path. This
Key Concept: Embedded systems need a program structure that can respond to a multitude of possible event sequences, any of
Key Concept: Active Objects combine event-driven programming with multithreading. They naturally implement and automatically enforce the best practices of concurrent
Key Concept: A Real-Time Embedded Framework (RTEF) is an implementation of the Active Object design pattern specifically designed for real-time
Key Concept: The behavior of each Active Object in the QP™ real-time embedded frameworks is specified by means of a
Key Concept: Model-Based Design (MBD) is a software development process in which the primary focus and products are software models
Key Concept: Software tracing is a method for obtaining diagnostic information about the embedded software in a live environment without
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