| A. Nakamura. An investigation of real-time synchronisation. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, 1993. (p 15) |
....scheme is rarely sufficient. Simple priority schemes suffer from priority inversion, leading to the priority inheritance protocol, and the priority ceiling protocol [Sha87] which requires static analysis (the determination of the complete call graph at compile time) In fact Namakura argues [Nakamura93] that even more complex schemes are required, again requiring static analysis. Static analysis of code, however, is an operation which can only be applied to code with a static call graph. This is most untypical of all but the most esoteric of executives. In a system using dynamic binding of ....
A. Nakamura. An investigation of real-time synchronisation. PhD thesis, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, 1993. (p 15)
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