2017
DOI: 10.1145/2999537
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A Model-Driven Engineering Methodology to Design Parallel and Distributed Embedded Systems

Abstract: In Model-Driven Engineering system-level approaches, the design of communication protocols and patterns is subject to the design of processing operations (computations) and to their mapping onto execution resources. However, this strategy allows us to capture simple communication schemes (e.g., processor-bus-memory) and prevents us from evaluating the performance of both computations and communications (e.g., impact of application traffic patterns onto the communication interconnect) in a single step. To solve… Show more

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“…The latter stores this new value in a memory, and triggers the corresponding task, running e.g. on a processor [12]. Yet, the latter may be occupied running another more urgent task, so the processing of the sonar value is delayed.…”
Section: Fig 10 Combining Ttool and 3d Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter stores this new value in a memory, and triggers the corresponding task, running e.g. on a processor [12]. Yet, the latter may be occupied running another more urgent task, so the processing of the sonar value is delayed.…”
Section: Fig 10 Combining Ttool and 3d Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other paradigms related to modelling have been also described in the literature. Among them, Model Driven Architecture (MDA) [9,10], Model Driven Engineering (MDE) [11,12], and Model Based Testing (MBT) [13] seem to be common.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TTool [7] [6] customizes the OMG-based SysML [21] to meet the needs of real-time systems modeling. TTool supports a method.…”
Section: Sysml and Ttoolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Section 3 sketches a methodology. Section 4 introduces the SysML tool TTool [7] [6] to support that methodology. The use of SysML is the subject of Section 5.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%