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An Embedded Software Primer

David E. Simon

1999

Real-time computer control

S. Bennett, Stuart Bennett, D. A. Linkens

1994

Structured development for real time systems

Paul T. Ward, Stephen J. Mellor

1985

Real-time system security

Lonnie R. Welch, Brett Tjaden

2003

Real-time UML

David Harel, Bruce Powel Douglass

1998

The power of now

Vivek Ranadivé

1999

Computers, system science, and evolving society

Harold Sackman

1967

Programming real-time computer systems

James Martin

1965

Design of real time computer systems

James Martin

1967

Behavioral intervals in embedded software

Fabian Wolf

2002

Deadline scheduling for real-time systems

John A. Stankovic

1998

Telemetry computer systems

O. J. Strock

1983

Design and analysis of distributed real-time systems

Paul J. Fortier

1985

Neural and concurrent real-time systems

Branko Souček

1989

Information utilities

Richard E. Sprague

1969

Real-time software for control

David M. Auslander

1990

Software design for real-time systems

J. E. Cooling

1995

Professional unified communications development with Microsoft Lync server 2010

George Durzi

2011

The computer age and its potential for management

Gilbert Burck

1965

Building the Realtime User Experience

Ted Roden

2010

Real Time

Regis McKenna

1997

C algorithms for real-time DSP

Embree, Paul M.

1995

Complexity and real computation

Lenore Blum

1998

Becoming a Real-Time Enterprise

Behnam Tabrizi

2006

Real-time systems and programming languages

Alan Burns, Burns, Alan, Andy Wellings

2001

Real-time data processing systems

William Herbert Desmonde

1964

C and the 8051

Thomas W. Schultz

1993

Real-time rendering

Tomas Akenine-Moller, Tomas Moller, Eric Haines et al.

2002

Programming microcomputers for psychology experiments

Richard Deni

1986

GPU Pro2

Wolfgang F. Engel

2011

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