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An evaluation of software fault tolerance techniques in real-time safety-critical applications

Abstract

The usefulness of three software fault tolerance techniques -- n-version programming, recovery blocks, and exception handling is examined within the context of real-time safety-critical environments. The general requirements of such application systems are presented and the techniques evaluated with regard to how well they satisfy these requirements.

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