Abstract
Computer analysis and monitoring of exercise electrocardiograms (ECG) have been advantageously applied for a long time. Recently, the availability of personal computers (PCs) has also had a significant impact in this field. PCs have been used in the development of a software package for on-line exercise ECG analysis. This paper reveals the core of the application, i.e. a built-in real-time executive. A three-phase design approach is described: first, recognition of the tasks and their structure; second, evaluation of the task time complexities; and third, allocation of the tasks and implementation in C++ in the MS-DOS environment. The performance of the real-time multitasking environment is finally studied for the worst-case situation using a prototype PC installation.
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