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Formal techniques based on Nets, Object orientation and.. - Kordon (1994) (1 citation) (Correct)
....[Burns 93] even for real time applications [Luqi 92] Prototyping however should not be confused with compiling while this operation deals with the system semantics. There are many types of prototyping. Each one corresponds to a given objective and integrates different constraint. Hallmann 91, Asur 93] propose the following classification : Incremental approach : New parts of a system are added to a kernel and the software architecture remains all over the development phases. Throw away approach : This kind of prototype generally implements a subset of the requirements and is not ....
S.Asur & S.Hufnagel, "Taxonomy of Rapid-Prototyping Methods and Tools", Proceedings of the 4th "International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping", Research Triangle Park Institute, North Carolina, USA, June 1993.
FPGA Based Low Cost Generic Reusable Module for the Rapid.. - Dollas, Ward, Babcock (1994) (1 citation) (Correct)
....Decomposition of a system into functional blocks, or subsystems, is one of the more common approaches used in managing designs of complex systems. By dividing a system into small functional blocks, multiple designers and or groups can focus on developing and testing specific subsystems [5, 2]. Tested, verified, and documented subsystems are ultimately integrated into a complete system for fabrication and delivery. The subsystems created for a design can, in many cases, be reused in future systems and by other designers. Subsystems are often reusable in their original form, but in some ....
A. Asur and S. Hufnagel. Taxonomy of Rapid-Prototyping Methods and Tools. In Proceedings, The Fourth IEEE International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping RSP-93, pages 42--56. Computer Society Press, 1993.
Proposal For A Generic Prototyping Approach - Kordon (1994) (Correct)
....3 exposes our global methodology; an instanciation for Modeling units [Bachat ne 92] and Ada language is also investigated. 2. RAPID PROTOTYPING OF PARALLEL SYSTEMS There are many types of prototyping. Each one corresponds to a given objective and integrates different constraint. Hallmann 91, Asur 93] propose the following classification . Incremental approach : New parts of a system are added upon a system kernel. The designed software architecture remains all over the development phases. This approach is very similar to the traditional development process. The main problem is this technique ....
S.Asur & S.Hufnagel, "Taxonomy of Rapid-Prototyping Methods and Tools", Proceedings of the 4th "International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping", Research Triangle Park Institute, N.Kanopoulos Ed, IEEE comp Soc Press 93TH0567-6, North Carolina, USA, June 1993.
Evolutive Prototyping of Heterogeneous Distributed Systems.. - Buchs, Hulaas (1996) (2 citations) (Correct)
....Prototyping can be applied with different objectives and at different levels of the development process, for instance for determining the feasibility of a project, for establishing and validating the requirements or for validating the functional specifications. According to the taxonomy of [2], evolutive prototyping is a process where the prototype evolves to the real end user application instead of being merely thrown away after use. This implies that the prototyping tool provides for acceptable This work was funded by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne, the ....
S. Asur and S. Hufnagel, "Taxonomy of Rapid-Prototyping Methods and Tools", 4th International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping, Research Triangle Park Institute, North Carolina, USA, June 1993.
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