Just as Java or C++ applications can be thought of as an assembly of classes, RTSC applications are composed of one or more configurable modules. Unlike Java or C++ however, RTSC modules have a dual existence: they provide code that runs on the embedded platform and they provide code, called meta-code, that runs on rich client platforms. This meta-code provides a natural bridge between the resource constrained embedded platform and sophisticated monitoring and analysis applications that run on the rich client platform.

In this short talk we describe the real-time monitoring architecture of RTSC modules and show how this architecture can be exploited in the Eclipse environment to provide rich visibility into the real-time operation of an embedded RTSC application while minimizing both the real-time and space performance impact on the embedded platform.

This session is part of the curated collection of short talks titled
"DSDP Sub-Project Updates"

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