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DSL introduces minimal overhead if macros are expanded at compile-time

Avoid excessive abstraction in tight loops

Precompute constants and parameters where possible

Profile IPC and task execution for real-time constraints

Monitor memory usage when generating repetitive DSL tasks

Validate inputs for DSL-defined tasks to prevent runtime faults

Follow QNX security guidelines for IPC channels

Restrict access to DSL configuration files in multi-user environments

Use static analysis to check for unsafe patterns

Audit generated code for race conditions or timing issues

Track task execution timing

Monitor IPC and message latency

Log events and errors

Analyze resource allocation and usage

Evaluate real-time performance metrics

Use modular DSL templates

Document task, event, and resource usage

Unit-test generated code

Follow QNX coding standards

Profile and optimize for real-time performance