Hi, my name is Dong-Ik Oh, and I am a student at the Florida State University. I successfully defended my dissertation on 5/27/97 and will be awarded a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science in the summer of 1997.

During my academic years, I have been involved in the POSIX Ada Real Time (PART) project, which includes the develepment of the GNu Ada 9X Runtime Library (GNARL) and the implementation of POSIX Ada Bindings.

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During my academic years, I have been involved in the POSIX Ada Real Time (PART) project, which includes the following two activities:

  1. GNARL -- the GNu Ada 9X Runtime Library.

    We produced and are now maintaining the tasking runtime library for GNAT, the Gnu Ada'95 compiler. This was originally a cooperative project with the GNAT compiler development team at New York University. Now that GNAT is being maintained by AdaCore Technologies, Inc., we cooperate with them to maintain the tasking runtime system.

  2. POSIX Ada Bindings.

    The FSU PART project provides editorial and technical support for the POSIX Ada bindings standards. This includes development of Florist, a prototype implementation of the POSIX Ada bindings, for use with GNAT, and the FSU Threads Library.

    The subject of my Ph.D. dissertation is on the optimization of the tasking runtime system of the GNAT Ada'95 compiler (GNARL). However, my specialties include topics other than just the language and compiler, as you can see from the publications listed. They include topics related to POSIX (Portable Operating System standard), Ada, and predictable scheduling and concurrency control models for hard-real-time systems.

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