Recently, we have launched our Open Safety-Critical Java (oSCJ) Project. This project is based on the JSR302 Safety-Critical Java Specification,
As the first result, an oSCJ Home Page was launched:
More news to come soon, the first release is coming January 2010. Stay tuned.
11/12/2009
16/11/2009
A New Real-time VM Was Born - Fiji VM
The new virtual machine for real-time world is here. Fiji VM technology enables developers to:
Fiji VM technology offers a variety of footprint and library options to the developer, if extremely small footprint (100KB) is desired, Fiji offers Fiji HardRTJ library.
To give you a better picture, here is how FijiVM fits into the whole stuck:
Fiji VM 1.0 release is coming in December 2009. More at Fiji Systems LLC home page.
- Seamlessly integrate pure Java code into real-time, safety-critical, and mission-critical systems.
- Deploy on a broad range of hardware and operating systems, ranging from ARM and ERC32 to PowerPC and x86/x86_64, from RTEMS to Linux or Darwin.
- Boot Java from bare hardware - for small footprint (100KB) applications, Fiji VM provides the unique ability to boot Java from bare hardware.
- Execute Java with deterministic garbage collection, as well as full support for safe GC-less allocation.
- Achieve high performance execution. From the peformance perspective, Fiji VM seems very promising, having only 40% slow down comparing to C.
Fiji VM technology offers a variety of footprint and library options to the developer, if extremely small footprint (100KB) is desired, Fiji offers Fiji HardRTJ library.To give you a better picture, here is how FijiVM fits into the whole stuck:
Fiji VM 1.0 release is coming in December 2009. More at Fiji Systems LLC home page.
22/09/2009
A Component Framework for RTSJ
The following slides are presenting SOLEIL - a component framework for RTSJ-based systems.
These slides were used also during my PhD defense:
These slides were used also during my PhD defense:
Soleil: A Component Framework for RTSJ
View more presentations from aplsek.
27/08/2009
A PhD thesis about RTSJ
My PhD thesis focused on RTSJ is titled:
SOLEIL : An Integrated Approach for Designing and Developing Component-based Real-time Java Systems
The defense of this thesis will take plate at INRIA Lille, France on September 14, 1:30 pm. Visitors are welcomed.
The thesis can be downloaded from: SOLEIL thesis download.
24/08/2009
A New Real-time Java Book
Recently, a new book about RTSJ has been published:
 | Real-Time Java™ Programming with Java RTS by Eric J. Bruno; Greg Bollella, Prentice Hall, 2009 Read it online here. |
12/08/2009
Real-time Java Programming - Introduction
New to the world of real-time and real-time Java programming?
Look at my Real-time Java programming in 10 minutes presentation:
When searching for more information about real-time programming in general, try the
Douglas E. Jensen Tutorial.
Look at my Real-time Java programming in 10 minutes presentation:
Real-time Programming in Java
View more presentations from aplsek.
When searching for more information about real-time programming in general, try the
Douglas E. Jensen Tutorial.
06/08/2009
JTRES’09 Workshop
“This is the place to be.”
Greg Bollella
JTRES is a workshop of Java Technologies for Real-Time and Embedded Systems. Annually, RTSJ professionals, researchers and fans are meeting to discuss, exchange…
We will be there too, presenting our CDx paper - an open-source RTSJ benchmark.
This year in Madrid, Spain. See more at JTRES Home Page.
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