Mills., K., Gomaa, H.: Knowledge-based automation of a design method for concurrent systems. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 28 (2002) Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....considered to ensure the correctness of the resultant runtime system. This makes the transformation complex for real applications with a large number of components and component interactions. Although there are methods proposed for systematically transforming a structural model to a runtime model [2, 4, 9], non functional constraints are usually either ignored or considered as non critical requirements during the transformation. This makes it uncertain for the generated runtime model to meet system timing constraints. Hence, the ESW designer is driven to perform the transformation by expensive ....
....a separate task) and transaction based (making each transaction a separate task) mapping cannot yield a schedulable system. 5 Related Work There have been a number of approaches proposed for real time software development and for runtime mapping from different structural models. CODARTS [9] and COMET [3] are two examples that support systematic generation of runtime models based on functional properties of components. The structural model used in these tools is similar to UML RT. The components and their interactions are classified into several stereotypes according to their ....
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Mills., K., Gomaa, H.: Knowledge-based automation of a design method for concurrent systems. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 28 (2002)
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