Abstract
Modern embedded systems are composed of hard real-time tasks, soft real-time tasks and even non real-time tasks. A key requirement for system reliability is inter-task memory protection to prevent the spreading of faults across address spaces. Due to the lack of suitable approaches to enable virtual memory under hard real-time constraints and to support high flexibility for soft and non real-time tasks, we propose a modular page table approach with dynamic TLB partitioning. Different tasks are handled variably, depending on their real time constraints.
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