Runtime Scheduling, Allocation, and Execution of Real-Time Hardware Tasks onto Xilinx FPGAs Subject to Fault Occurrence

<table>Performance on a realistic RC simulation scenario when using the <i>Snake</i> approach. EAT(U) refers to the EAD updating time, EAT(A) refers to the time needed for making the allocation decisions, and EAT(S) is the time needed for making the scheduling decisions.</table>

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Figure 18: Runtime Scheduling, Allocation, and Execution of Real-Time Hardware Tasks onto Xilinx FPGAs Subject to Fault Occurrence 