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14.5 Figure 14:20 - Interrupt Arbitration Order Advanced Modeling of the Application for RTA-OSEK Planner 14.5 Analyzing Alarms When an application uses a counter and a series of alarms to implement a sequence of task activations, RTA-OSEK Planner assumes that each alarm can be stopped and restarted independently. This ensures that the worst-case timing behavior of the alarms on the counter is accounted for. However, if the alarms are autostarted and they are not modified at run-time, this model is unnecessarily pessimistic. You can reduce this pessimism by specifying that the counter has synchronized alarms. Figure 14:21 shows you how to select the alarm synchronization setting in the RTA-OSEK GUI. You must make sure that synchronization is maintained. Issue RM00005-005 Modeling the Application for the RTA-OSEK Planner 14-19
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