Developing a real-time metaobject protocol

摘要

The paper first introduces the concepts of reflection and its use for separating functional and non-functional concerns within a system. The authors then explore the structure and behaviour required of a real-time metaobject protocol and develop a MOP based on scheduling groups. Finally, they present examples of using reflection in real-time systems for the dynamic scheduling of tasks via best-effort scheduling and task-pair scheduling.