Paper Info
Title
Evolution management of extra-functional properties in component-based embedded systems
Abstract
As software complexity increases in embedded systems domain, component-based development becomes increasingly attractive. A main challenge in this approach is however to analyze the system's extra-functional properties (such as timing properties, or resource requirements), an important step in a development of embedded systems. Analysis of such properties are computational and time consuming, and often difficult. For this reason reuse of the results of the analysis is as important as the reuse of the component itself, especially in case of modifications of the context in which the component is used. This paper presents concepts and mechanisms that allow to automatically discover whether a property value is still valid when related components evolve: a value context language is proposed to formally define the validity conditions and identify possible threats.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1145/2000229.2000243
CBSE
Keywords
Field
DocType
extra-functional property,value context language,reason reuse,component-based development,component-based embedded system,related component,embedded systems domain,property value,important step,main challenge,evolution management,embedded system,model driven engineering,component based software engineering,component based development,software complexity
Systems engineering,Computer science,Reuse,Model-driven architecture,Real-time computing,Component (UML),Component-based software engineering,Programming complexity,Embedded system
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
7
0.60
12
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Antonio Cicchetti166449.75
Federico Ciccozzi218630.89
Thomas Leveque3718.01
Severine Sentilles41477.93