A knowledge-based approach for real-time systems debugging
The authors consider a method of testing unpredictable sequences known as program execution monitoring. In this method, a snapshot of the system events and happenings are recorded in a noninterfering manner, i.e. without corrupting the critical timing requirements of the target system. The traces th...
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