Abstract
This paper outlines an approach and presents preliminary results to describe behavior of real-time software architectures using concepts from dynamical systems. The basic idea is to change deadlines by decreasing them within certain range and take measurements on the number of missed deadlines and the total time by which the deadlines have been missed. A resulting curve, illustrating the dependence between the missed deadlines and their decrease, characterizes system dynamics. It can be approximated by a straight line or an exponential shape, from which certain dynamic parameters can be calculated.
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