JACK WHITHAM PhD MEng
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I work at the Real-time Systems Group, Department of Computer Science, University of York. My research (introduction) looks at computer architectures for predictable and embedded systems, which was the subject of my PhD thesis, and is also the subject of ongoing work. I am also involved in related research within the JEOPARD and EMUCO projects.

This page lists the work I have published or presented. Published papers have been peer-reviewed. Where possible, I have made the papers and presentations available for download as PDF files. You can view and print them using PDF viewers such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and XPDF. I have also provided Bibtex data for each paper.

Publications List

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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Studying the Applicability of the Scratchpad Memory Management Unit
In Proc. RTAS (IEEE Real-time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium) - to appear April 2010 		Abstract
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Implementing Time-predictable Load and Store Operations
In Proc. EMSOFT (Int'l Conference on Embedded Software), pages 265-274, 2009 		Paper
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley and Martin Schoeberl - Using Hardware Methods to Improve Time-predictable Performance in Real-time Java Systems
In Proc. JTRES (Int'l Workshop on Java Technologies for Real-time and Embedded Systems), pages 130-139, 2009 		Paper
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Technical Report:
 
Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - The Scratchpad Memory Management Unit for Microblaze: Implementation, Testing, and Case Study
2009 		Paper
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Predictable Out-of-order Execution Using Virtual Traces
In Proc. RTSS (IEEE Real-time Systems Symposium), pages 445-455, 2008
Best Student Paper 		Paper
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Presentation:
 
Jack Whitham - The CoSMoS multi-FPGA Simulation Facility
presented at CoSMoS Workshop 2008 		Presentation
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Forming Virtual Traces for WCET Analysis and Reduction
In Proc. RTCSA (IEEE Embedded and Real-Time Computing Systems and Applications), pages 377-386, 2008 		Paper
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Traces as a Solution to Pessimism and Modeling Costs in WCET Analysis
In Proc. WCET (Int'l Workshop on Worst-Case Execution Time Analysis), pages 123-130, 2008 		Paper
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PhD Thesis:
 
Jack Whitham - Real-time Processor Architectures for Worst Case Execution Time Reduction
2008 		Website
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Conference:
 
Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Using Trace Scratchpads to Reduce Execution Times in Predictable Real-Time Architectures
In Proc. RTAS (IEEE Real-time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium), pages 305-316, 2008 		Paper
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Limitations of Adaptable Systems for WCET Reduction
In Proc. APRES (Workshop on Adaptive and Reconfigurable Embedded Systems) 2008 		Paper
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Jack Whitham - CPUs For WCET Reduction
presented at RTS Group Meeting 2008 		Presentation
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Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - A Self-Optimising Simulator For a Coarse-Grained Reconfigurable Array
In Proc. UK Embedded Forum, pages 99-109, 2007 		Paper
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Conference:
 
Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - MCGREP - A Predictable Architecture for Embedded Real-time Systems
In Proc. RTSS (IEEE Real-time Systems Symposium), pages 13-24, 2006
Best Student Paper 		Paper
Presentation
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Conference:
 
Jack Whitham and Neil Audsley - Integrating Custom Instruction Specifications into C Development Processes
In Proc. ARC (Applied Reconfigurable Computing) 2006 		Paper
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If you have questions about my work, please email me and I will get back to you as soon as I can.


       
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