Evaluation and composition of specification languages, an industrial point of view

Romdhani, M.; Hautbois, R.P.; Jeffroy, A.; Chazelles, P. de; Jerraya, Ahmed

doi:10.1109/aspdac.1995.486364

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“…Only few systems in the literature allow such codesign model. These include the PTOLEMY and the RAPID systems [5] and the work described in [6]. As in the case of heterogeneous specification, the problem of interfacing and multilanguage validation need to be solved.…”

Section: Multilanguage Co-simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Experiments with system specification language [2,3,6] show that there is not a ;que universal specification language to support the whole life cycle (specification, design and implementation) for all kind of applications. New specification and design methods are necessary to handle these cases where different languages and methods need to be used within the same design.…”

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confidence: 99%

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MCI — Multilanguage Distributed Co-Simulation Tool

Hessel

Marrec

Valderrama

et al. 1999

Distributed and Parallel Embedded Systems

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Nowadays the design of complex systems requires the cooperation of several teams belonging to different cultures and using different languages. It is necessary to dispose of new design and verification m£thot/s to handle multilanguage approaches. This paper presents a multi language co-simulation tool that allows cosimulation of multilanguage specifications for complex systems. The main idea of our approach is to allow validation of the functional completeness of the system at a behavioral level. Mel starts with a configuration file that describes the interconnection between modules written in different languages. It generates automatically a software co-simulation bus and the interfaces required to connect the different simulators in a distributed way. The proposed tool is used to assist the design (If an adaptive speed control system that was described in three different languages

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Section: Multilanguage Co-simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

MCI — Multilanguage Distributed Co-Simulation Tool

Hessel

Marrec

Valderrama

et al. 1999

Distributed and Parallel Embedded Systems

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“…Experiments with system specification languages [21] show that there is not a unique universal specification language to support the whole life cycle (specification, design, implementation) for all kinds of applications. A plethora of specification languages exists.…”

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Multilanguage design of heterogeneous systems

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Hessel²,

Marrec³

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Proceedings of the Seventh International Workshop on Hardware/Software Codesign (CODES'99) (IEEE Cat. No.99TH8450)

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Multilanguage solutions are required for the design of heterogeneous systems where different parts belong to different application classes e.g. control/data or continuous/discrete. The main problem that needs to be solved when dealing with multilanguage design is the refinement of communication between heterogeneous subsystems. This paper discusses the basic concepts of multilanguage design and introduces MUSIC a Multilanguage design approach. The paper also shows the application of this approach in the case of a mechatronic system.

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