* 8th International Workshop on Real-Time Ada Issues
@ 1996-04-20 0:00 Andy Wellings
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8th International Real-Time Ada Workshop
IRTAW 8
http://dcpu1.cs.york.ac.uk:6666/real-time/rtaw8/IRTAW8.html
8-11 April 1997, Ravenscar, North Yorkshire,
England
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Over the last decade, the International Real-Time Ada
Workshops have provided a focus for identifying problems
with Ada 83, proposing solutions for those problems and
evaluating proposed language changes.
Ada 95 is now an ISO standard and validated compilers are
beginning to emerge. The availability of both commercial
and public domain compilers means that Ada 95 is now capable
of reaching a wide selection of the real-time community.
The goals of the 8th IRTAW are to:
o examine and develop paradigms for using Ada 95 for
real-time single processor, multiprocess and distri-
buted systems (including issues of hard and flexible
scheduling).
o consider reports on experiences with using Ada 95 on
actual real-time projects.
o identify the benefits and impacts of using object-
oriented programming in multi tasking (potentially dis-
tributed) real-time systems.
o explore the use of Ada 95 in developing multi-tasking
components which are resilient to software design
errors and hardware failures.
o develop criteria for the use of Ada 95 in safety criti-
cal systems.
o understand the important aspects of implementing Ada 95
run-time support systems for the Safety Critical Sys-
tems, Systems Programming, Real-Time and Distributed
Systems Annexes.
Participation at the Workshop is by invitation following the
submission of a Position Paper addressing one or more of the
above topics.
Position papers should be between five and ten pages. All
accepted papers will appear in the Workshop Proceedings
which will be published as a special edition of Ada Letters.
Five copies of Position Papers should be sent to:
Dr A.J. Wellings
Department of Computer Science
University of York
Heslington
York, YO1 5DD
U.K.
Alternatively, email a postscript version of the paper to
Andy Wellings (andy@minster.york.ac.uk).
Workshop Committee: Ted Baker, John Barnes, Alan Burns,
Jorge Diaz Herrera, Anthony Gargaro, Mike Kamrad, Doug
Locke, Offer Pazy, Juan de la Puente, Tullio Vardanega, Dick
Volz, Andy Wellings.
Important Dates
Receipt of Position Paper 1 September 1996
Notification of Acceptance 1 December 1996
Final Copy of Position Paper 1 February 1997
Workshop Date 8-11 April 1997
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* 8th International Workshop on Real-Time Ada Issues
@ 1996-07-03 0:00 andy
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8th International Real-Time Ada Workshop
IRTAW 8
http://dcpu1.cs.york.ac.uk:6666/real-time/rtaw8/IRTAW8.html
8-11 April 1997, Ravenscar, North Yorkshire,
England
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Over the last decade, the International Real-Time Ada
Workshops have provided a focus for identifying problems
with Ada 83, proposing solutions for those problems and
evaluating proposed language changes.
Ada 95 is now an ISO standard and validated compilers are
beginning to emerge. The availability of both commercial
and free compilers means that Ada 95 is now capable of
reaching a wide selection of the real-time community.
The goals of the 8th IRTAW are to:
o examine and develop paradigms for using Ada 95 for
real-time single processor, multiprocess and distri-
buted systems (including issues of hard and flexible
scheduling).
o consider reports on experiences with using Ada 95 on
actual real-time projects.
o identify the benefits and impacts of using object-
oriented programming in multi tasking (potentially dis-
tributed) real-time systems.
o explore the use of Ada 95 in developing multi-tasking
components which are resilient to software design
errors and hardware failures.
o develop criteria for the use of Ada 95 in safety criti-
cal systems.
o understand the important aspects of implementing Ada 95
run-time support systems for the Safety Critical Sys-
tems, Systems Programming, Real-Time and Distributed
Systems Annexes.
Participation at the Workshop is by invitation following the
submission of a Position Paper addressing one or more of the
above topics.
Position papers should be between five and ten pages. All
accepted papers will appear in the Workshop Proceedings
which will be published as a special edition of Ada Letters.
Five copies of Position Papers should be sent to:
Dr A.J. Wellings
Department of Computer Science
University of York
Heslington
York, YO1 5DD
U.K.
Alternatively, email a postscript version of the paper to
Andy Wellings (andy@minster.york.ac.uk).
Workshop Committee: Ted Baker, John Barnes, Alan Burns,
Jorge Diaz Herrera, Anthony Gargaro, Mike Kamrad, Doug
Locke, Offer Pazy, Juan de la Puente, Tullio Vardanega, Dick
Volz, Andy Wellings.
Important Dates
Receipt of Position Paper 1 September 1996
Notification of Acceptance 1 December 1996
Final Copy of Position Paper 1 February 1997
Workshop Date 8-11 April 1997
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