INTRODUCTION REAL TIME SYSTEMS

My first reaction was one of delight. The material is explained thoroughly, leaving no obvious gaps in knowledge of the reader. The authors make sure that the abstract design diagrams are related to the concrete detailed implementation of the designs. Very few books do this, yet it seems to be the most appropriate way to describe the design and implementation of real-time systems. Dr. Spiros Mancoridis, Drexel University. Intended for computer science and engineering students and professionals, this book introduces the nature of real-time, concurrent, distributed systems, presenting a specific set of techniques for designing and implementing such systems. It develops a systems way of thinking about software that is intended to serve readers through their careers. Key Features: Explains how to program interrupt-driven, concurrent, distributed systems that are complex enough to be interesting.