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Hardlock: Real-time multicore locking
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DOI：10.1016/j.sysarc.2019.02.003.png)
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Multiple threads executing on a multicore processor often communicate via shared objects, allocated in main memory, and protected by locks. A lock itself is often implemented with the compare-and-swap operation. However, this operation is retried when the operation fails and the number of retries is unbounded. For hard real-time systems we need to be able to provide worst-case execution time bounds for all operations. The paper presents a time-predictable solution for locking on a multicore processor. Hardlock is an on-chip locking unit that supports concurrent locking without the need to get off-chip. Acquisition of a lock takes 2 clock cycles and release of a lock 1 clock cycle.
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real-time
multicore
locking
hardware
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