
By Luciano Lavagno, Grant Martin, Bran V. Selic
ISBN-10: 0306487381
ISBN-13: 9780306487385
ISBN-10: 1402075014
ISBN-13: 9781402075018
UML for actual: layout of Embedded Real-Time structures goals to teach the truth of UML as a medium for specification and implementation of real-time platforms, illustrating either the present services and boundaries of UML for this job, and destiny instructions that would increase its usefulness for real-time and embedded product layout. it's going to additionally hide chosen functions examples. The publication is an edited quantity of solicited chapters.
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Section 2 is dedicated to tackling real-time qualitative aspects of a system, whereas section 3 will introduce how it is possible in the UML standard to model real-time quantitative features of an application. Section 4 will outline a methodology called ACCORD/UML that, based on all these concepts, allows engineers to build safe real-time embedded systems. 0 and also the MDA paradigm. 2. QUALITATIVE REAL-TIME FEATURES This section focuses on UML notations for modeling qualitative real-time aspects of systems.
Booch , J. Rumbaugh, and I. , Reading MA, 1999. [14] J. Rumbaugh, I. Jacobson, and G. , Reading MA, 1999. 0, OMG document formal/02-04-01, Needham MA, 2002. [16] Object Management Group, Software Process Engineering Metamodel (SPEM), OMG document formal/02-11-14, Needham MA, 2002. [17] Object Management Group, UML Profile for Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), OMG document ptc/02-02-02, Needham MA, 2002. [18] Object Management Group, UML Profile for Schedulability, Performance, and Time, OMG document ptc/02-03-02, Needham MA, 2002.
When asynchronous communications are specified, this means the sender dispatches the Stimulus and immediately continues with the next step in the execution (Figure 2-13). UML for Real-Time 37 Collaboration diagrams are another (and equivalent) way to represent object interactions. Their advantage is to show explicitly on the association links connecting the objects the messages that are sent. However, this figure loses the time dimension of the sequence diagrams and requires one to adorn messages with numbers in order to obtain an equivalent, but less intuitive, level of information.