Real-Time Concepts for Embedded Systems
By Carolyn Yao

Chapter 15: Synchronization And Communication

15.1 Introduction

Software applications for real-time embedded systems use concurrency to maximize efficiency. As a result, an application s design typically involves multiple concurrent threads, tasks, or processes. Coordinating these activities requires inter-task synchronization and communication.

This chapter focuses on:

  • resource synchronization,

  • activity synchronization,

  • inter-task communication, and

  • ready-to-use embedded design patterns.

Copyright Wind River Systems, Inc. 2003 under license agreement with Books24x7
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