Real-Time Design Patterns: Robust Scalable Architecture for Real-Time Systems
by Bruce Powel Douglass
Foreword
In this book, Bruce Douglass illustrates for the first time how two important contemporary software engineering advances—patterns and the UML—can be applied advantageously to the concepts and techniques traditionally used in mainstream real-time software. Most other publications about software patterns (such as [1]) have not addressed real-time systems per se in any depth, or have focused on the narrower and more advanced topic of real-time middleware ([2]), or have been application domain specific ([3]).
This book offers a significant benefit to the practice of real-time computing, because software patterns and the UML enable potentially lower software costs in many systems. Real-time software spans the entire range of complexity and ...
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