Real-time systems are designed to process and respond to inputs within a specified time constraint. They are used in a wide range of applications, from simple embedded systems to complex distributed systems. The primary goal of a real-time system is to ensure that tasks are executed within a predictable and guaranteed timeframe, which is critical in applications where delays or failures can have severe consequences.
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Protocols for resource access control and synchronization. Real-time systems are designed to process and respond
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