| | Performance Method Fundamentals
abstract
The Performance Design Methods described in this article are based on a multi-view approach.
The needs are covered by a requirements view.
The system design consists of a HW block diagram, a SW decomposition, a functional design and other models dependent on the type of system.
The system design is used to create a performance model.
Measurements provide a way to get a quantified characterization of the system.
Different measurement methods and levels are required to obtain a usable characterized system.
The performance model and the characterizations are used for the performance design.
The system design decisions with great performance impact are: granularity, synchronization, priorization, allocation and resource management.
Performance and resource budgets are used as tool.
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0.2 September 4, 2007 Gerrit Muller
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