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Buffers can store at most one data unit, which implies that it is always schedulable. The proposed method applies quasi-static scheduling to a set of safe Petri-Nets to produce a set of corresponding state machines, which are then mapped syntactically to the final software code. Later, Zhu and Lin [26] proposed a compositional version of the synthesis method that reduced the generated code size and was thus more efficient. A software synthesis method was proposed for a more general Petri-Net framework by Sgroi et al.
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A CF component is said to be schedulable if a finite complete cycle can be found for it and if it is deadlockfree. Once all CF components of a TFCPN are scheduled, a valid quasi-static data schedule QSSi for the TFCPN A i can be generated as a set of the finite complete cycles. The reason why this set is a valid schedule is that since each component always returns to its initial marking, no tokens can get collected at any place. Details of this procedure can be found in [23]. We have extended the quasi-static scheduling approach given in [23] to consider timing constraints on transition firings during the scheduling process.