Software Performance Engineering for Embedded Systems
Robert Oshana
Embedded systems often have one or more real-time requirements. The complexity of modern embedded software systems requires a systematic approach for achieving these performance targets. An ad hoc process can lead to missed deadlines, poorly performing systems and cancelled projects. There is a maturity required to define, manage, and deliver on multiple real-time performance requirements. Software performance engineering (SPE) is a discipline within the broader systems engineering area that can improve the maturity of the performance engineering process. SPE is a systematic, quantitative approach to constructing software systems that meet performance objectives. SPE ...
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