realtidsprogram
Realtidsprogram, or real-time programming, refers to software systems designed to respond to input or events within a predefined time constraint. The concept is fundamental in domains where delayed responses are unacceptable, such as aerospace control systems, industrial automation, financial trading platforms, and telecommunication networks.
The origin of real‑time concepts dates back to the 1960s with the development of time‑critical systems in
Programming for real‑time environments typically involves specialized operating systems and language runtimes. Real‑time operating systems (RTOS)
Modern real‑time applications also leverage hardware accelerators and field‑programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) to meet extreme latency
In research, formal verification techniques (model checking, theorem proving) are applied to prove that real‑time code