eC3M: Optimized model-based code generation for embedded distributed software systems

Fredj, Manel; Radermacher, Ansgar; Gérard, Sébastien; Terrier, François

doi:10.1109/notere.2010.5536628

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“…While VDM-RT models define abstract protocols mentioned above, these approaches might support additional analysis since the targeted hardware is known. On the other hand, in [16] they present a more high-level approach targeting CORBA middleware, while [42] targets an AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture (AUTOSAR) infrastructure. So the contributions in area (2) can be used for supporting specific technologies in our code generator, hence provide possible future work.…”

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Code generation for distributed embedded systems with VDM-RT

Hasanagić

Fabbri

Larsen

et al. 2019

Des Autom Embed Syst

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Code generation for distributed embedded systems with VDM-RT

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Fabbri

Larsen

et al. 2019

Des Autom Embed Syst

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“…Based on these models, a code generator can then be used to target specific software and hardware architectures, which is similar to what we do. As an example, Fredj et al present an approach that targets the Common Object Request Broker Architecture middleware, whereas Schreiner et al use the AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture. Other approaches consider network protocols such as FlexRay and the Controller Area Network .…”

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Realization of distributed system models using code generation extensions

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Development of distributed software systems is complex due to the distribution of resources, which complicates validation of system-wide functionality. Such systems include various facets like functionality and distribution, each of which must be validated and integrated in the final software solution. Model-based techniques advocate various abstraction approaches to cope with such challenges. To enhance model-based development, this paper proposes (1) guidelines for development of distributed systems, where the different facets are introduced gradually through systematic modeling extensions, (2) code generation capabilities supporting technology specific realizations, and (3) demonstration of the applicability of our approach using an industrial case study involving the development of a harvest planning system, where the communication infrastructure paradigm changed late in the project. When developing this system, we spent most time validating system-wide functionality. The model extensions allowed an easier change of the underlying communication paradigm and code generation supported realization of the different system representations.

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“…Depending on the purpose and intended degree of self-adaptation, like for self-configuration or partial (de-)/activation of functions, the intermediate models may differ, e.g., in the amount, expressiveness, and encoding of their self-describing attributes. In our investigated tool chain, we use the embedded Component Container Connector Model (eC3M) [26] [27] to transform the design model into the intermediate models. The following Fig.…”

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Model-Driven Development of Self-Describing Components for Self-Adaptive Distributed Embedded Systems

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Becker

Kamphausen

et al. 2011

2011 37th EUROMICRO Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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Today's distributed embedded systems comprise various fields of application. Increasingly they are deployed in complex scenarios and must be able to adapt to changing environments and internal system changes. Such self-adaptive embedded systems pose great advantages in terms of flexibility, resource utilization, energy efficiency and robustness. The realization of these systems require enhanced development methods to incorporate the adaptation in the design. We introduce a novel concept for the model-driven development of self-adaptive embedded systems. The focus of our work is the definition and transfer of the information needed for the adaptation at runtime. This is preserved as so-called self-description of the components. We present our self-x profile, a modeling extension for describing the adaptation, and the respective design flow with built-in transformations. Furthermore, we outline the applicability of our methodology in an automotive use case.

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eC3M: Optimized model-based code generation for embedded distributed software systems

Cited by 10 publications

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Code generation for distributed embedded systems with VDM-RT

Code generation for distributed embedded systems with VDM-RT

Realization of distributed system models using code generation extensions

Model-Driven Development of Self-Describing Components for Self-Adaptive Distributed Embedded Systems

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