B. Selic. The Real-Time UML Standard: Definition and Application. In: B. Werner (Ed.), Proceedings of the Design, Automation and Test in Europe Conference and Exhibition (DATE'02), pp. 770--772. IEEE Computer Society, Los Alamitos (U.S.A.), 2002. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....a host language such as C . These tools provide additional support for handling important aspects like concurrency and time because the semantics of UML does not describe how to manage them. Recent extensions to UML provide a standardized way for denoting concurrency and time aspects of a system [16, 4]. Although this real time version of UML additionally allows capturing performance requirements and QoS characteristics, application of mathematical analysis techniques remains complicated due to the difficulty of relating such formal techniques to the informal UML diagrams. To assist the ....
B. Selic. The Real-Time UML Standard: Definition and Application. In: B. Werner (Ed.), Proceedings of the 2002.
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....which can be used for modelling and synthesis . Support for object based structural decomposition and refinement However, UML is not static. It is evolving in many directions and in particular, there are a number of activities relevant to embedded and real time systems: UML 2. 0 evolution [2, 6, 7] which is looking at functional encapsulation methods, annotations to UML to allow modelling of real time aspects such as schedulability, performance and time, and other important extensions such as dataflow. Plans to support SDL, used for many years in realtime and embedded software ....
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....of attributes that go with the graphical documentation, and their semantics are key. The stereotyping capabilities of UML are appropriate for this and the standardized attributes and types in UML 2.0 allow for such specification and analysis of performance, schedulability and QoS aspects. See [7] for details. Furthermore stereotypes for interface patterns as in [2] are defined and which are associated with patterns and scenario s describing their (internal) behaviour. All concepts translate easily to a number of simple constructs in (more) typical interaction oriented and or ....
....of the knowledge, and facilitating the step towards executable specification. Automated refinement and implementation generation can easily support this attribute and pattern based capture of design intent. 2.2 Diagrams The diagrams used in the flow are briefly described next. See e.g. [7] for more details. A use case diagram captures the functional requirements of the design from external actors point of view. A use case answers the question: what does the system do for each actor. Use cases enumerate the system activities, divided into autonomous (periodic clocked) ones and ....
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....way for denoting This research is supported by PROGRESS, the Program for Research on Embedded Systems and Software of the Dutch organisation for Scientific Research NWO, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Technology Foundation STW. concurrency and time aspects of a system [16, 4]. Although this real time version of UML additionally allows capturing performance requirements and QoS characteristics, application of mathematical analysis techniques remains complicated due to the difficulty of relating such formal techniques to the informal UML diagrams. To assist the ....
B. Selic. The Real-Time UML Standard: Definition and Application. In: B. Werner (Ed.), Proceedings of the 2002.
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B. Selic. The Real-Time UML Standard: Definition and Application. In: B. Werner (Ed.), Proceedings of the Design, Automation and Test in Europe Conference and Exhibition (DATE'02), pp. 770--772. IEEE Computer Society, Los Alamitos (U.S.A.), 2002.
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