Optimization techniques for improving the average-case execution time of an application, for which predictability with respect to time is not required, have been investigated for a long time in many different contexts. However, this has traditionally been done without paying attention to the worst-case execution time. For predictable real-time applications, on the other hand, the focus has been solely on worst-case execution time optimization, ignoring how this affects the execution time in the average case. In this paper, we show that having a good average-case delay can be important also for real-time applications for which predictability is required. Furthermore, for real-time applications running on multiprocessor systems-on-chip, we present a technique for optimizing the average case and the worst case simultaneously, allowing for a good average-case execution time while still keeping the worst case as small as possible.

Bus access design for combined worst and average case execution time optimization of predictable real-time applications on multiprocessor systems-on-chip / Rosen, J.; Neikter, C. -F.; Eles, P.; Peng, Z.; Burgio, P.; Benini, L.. - (2011), pp. 291-301. ((Intervento presentato al convegno 17th IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium, RTAS 2011 tenutosi a Chicago, IL, usa nel 2011.

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