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Performance evaluation of real-time scheduling on a multicomputer architecture

The complexity of some real-time applications demands high performance computer architectures. Multicomputer architectures have a potential for high performance and reliability because of their expressive number of processors and communication channels. Therefore, they are natural candidates for supporting complex real-time computing. This paper presents a performance evaluation of real-time scheduling in a parallel/distributed environment which is based on a multicomputer architecture.