2006
DOI: 10.1007/11783565_16
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A Prototype Tool for Software Component Services in Embedded Real-Time Systems

Abstract: Abstract. The use of software component models has become popular during the last decade, in particular in the development of software for desktop applications and distributed information systems. However, such models have not been widely used in the domain of embedded realtime systems. There is a considerable amount of research on component models for embedded real-time systems, or even narrower application domains, which focuses on source code components and statically configured systems. This paper explores… Show more

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“…A software component may be a class, a class tree, a frame or a general module. As well as embedded intelligence in the software, the concept of software component is no longer restricted to code components, but extended to demand, architecture, document, test plan, test cases and data, and many other entities [19], [20]. The main advantage of component technology in the motion control field, is its capability of supporting interoperation among software modules and yet ensuring a real-time performance [21], [22].…”
Section: B Related Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A software component may be a class, a class tree, a frame or a general module. As well as embedded intelligence in the software, the concept of software component is no longer restricted to code components, but extended to demand, architecture, document, test plan, test cases and data, and many other entities [19], [20]. The main advantage of component technology in the motion control field, is its capability of supporting interoperation among software modules and yet ensuring a real-time performance [21], [22].…”
Section: B Related Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Current service quality management schemes are largely concerned with predicting system properties based on the static properties of its components [4]. However, the dynamic nature of a system composed from services requires a dynamic runtime approach which is able to detect and respond to emergent problems in the service execution environment, and to the problems that may arise as a result of different services being composed together.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%