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Languages and methods for specifying real-time systems

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Authors:

Jan Carlson

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State of the art report <p> <pre> @TechReport{carlson02languages, author = {Jan Carlson}, title = {Languages and methods for specifying real-time systems}, institution = {M{"{a}}lardalen Real-Time Research Centre}, month = Aug, year = {2002}, address = {Department of Computer Science and Engineering, M{"{a}}lardalen University, Sweden}, ISSN = {1404-3041}, } </pre>

Research group:

Programming Languages

Publication Type:

Report

Abstract

The specification of complex systems, such as software, requires well-defined languages and methods. In the case of real-time systems, where temporal correctness must be achieved in addition to functional, descriptions of time dependant behaviour must be expressable within the specification language.This report presents a selection of languages and methods that are used to specify real-time systems, ranging from fully formal temporal logics and process algebras, to the less formal but widely used UML.

Bibtex

@techreport{Carlson362,
author = {Jan Carlson},
title = {Languages and methods for specifying real-time systems},
note = {State of the art report \textlessp\textgreater \textlesspre\textgreater @TechReport\textbraceleftcarlson02languages, author = \textbraceleftJan Carlson\textbraceright, title = \textbraceleftLanguages and methods for specifying real-time systems\textbraceright, institution = \textbraceleftM\textbraceleft{"}\textbracelefta\textbraceright\textbracerightlardalen Real-Time Research Centre\textbraceright, month = Aug, year = \textbraceleft2002\textbraceright, address = \textbraceleftDepartment of Computer Science and Engineering, M\textbraceleft{"}\textbracelefta\textbraceright\textbracerightlardalen University, Sweden\textbraceright, ISSN = \textbraceleft1404-3041\textbraceright, \textbraceright \textless/pre\textgreater},
month = {August},
year = {2002},
url = {http://www.es.mdu.se/publications/362-}
}