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2011-08-21 12:00
How to determine code coverage of a running program on the fly?
A new HOWTO at the OSADL Website knows more
2011-06-12 12:00
Not yet registered at the Summer School in Linz, Austria?
Do not miss talks by international experts on formal code analysis, Linux real-time and safety.
2011-05-19 12:00
Linux real-time news from San Francisco
Thomas Gleixner at the Embedded Linux Conference 2011 |
Embedded World 2012
OSADL Project: Safety Critical Linux
Presentations 2011
Linux goes safety and takes it to the next level
by Carsten Emde, Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) eG
Validation of Linux for Safety-Related Systems
by Christoph Stückjürgen, SIEMENS AG
Linux as a real-time Hypervisor for the automotive industry
by Andreas Platschek, OpenTech, Austria
Efficient Safety Critical Systems Development - Is FLOSS the only answer?
by Michaël Friess and Cyrille Comar
Finding Misuses of Unsigned Integers in Linux Device Driver Code
by Martin Rathgeber, Christoph Zengler and Wolfgang Küchlin, University Tübingen
Improved Redundancy and Consistency beyond RAID 1
by Roland Kammerer and Benedikt Huber, TU Vienna
Utilizing security methods of FLOSS GPOS for safety
by Nicholas Mc Guire, University Lanzhou/OpenTech
Earlier presentations
OSADL Safety Critical Linux Working Group
by Nicholas Mc Guire, Distributed & Embedded Systems Lab, Lanzhou, China
Linux in Safety-Critical Systems
by Baurzhan Ismagulov, Siemens Building Technologies, Presentation at the Embedded World Conference 2008 in Nuremberg, Germany, on February 28, 2008
Introduction to Safety Terminology
by Nicholas Mc Guire, Distributed & Embedded Systems Lab, Lanzhou, China
Introduction to 61508
by Nicholas Mc Guire, Distributed & Embedded Systems Lab, Lanzhou, China
Safety Case strategy for COTS
by Nicholas Mc Guire, Distributed & Embedded Systems Lab, Lanzhou, China
Xtratum - Real Time Nanokernel for Linux
by Nicholas Mc Guire, Distributed & Embedded Systems Lab, Lanzhou, China
FieldTrac 6393 CheckPoint – Solution for automatic train supervision
by Roland Stadlbauer, Thales Rail Signaling Solutions