Systems modeling, simulation and analysis using COVERS active objects

Borshchev, Andrei; Karpov, Yuri; Roudakov, Victor

doi:10.1109/ecbs.1997.581865

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“…These results were obtained with the help of imitational modeling system CONERS 3 .1 [2] that was used to create a simplified model of graphics engine and common hardware configuration. The model was parameterized by CPU and HW accelerator productivity, memory size and system bus output that allowed to evaluate the proposed synchronization scheme behavior in different hardware configurations.…”

Section: Different Synchronization Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

3D graphics hardware accelerator programming methods for real-time visualization systems

Souetov¹

2001

Fourth International Workshop on Nondestructive Testing and Computer Simulations in Science and Engineering

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The paper deals with new approaches in software design for creating real-time applications that use modem graphics acceleration hardware. The growing complexity of such type of software compels programmers to use different types of CASE systems in design and development process. The subject under discussion is integration of such systems in a development process, their effective use, and the combination of these new methods with the necessity to produce optimal codes. A method of simulation integration and modeling tools in real-time software development cycle is described.

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Section: Different Synchronization Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

3D graphics hardware accelerator programming methods for real-time visualization systems

Souetov¹

2001

Fourth International Workshop on Nondestructive Testing and Computer Simulations in Science and Engineering

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“…At lower levels, an agent can be an object, a process or even a hardware component. An agent is not limited to purely sequential behavior (as, for example "active objects" [19]) but can also perform multiple concurrent activities.…”

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Architectural description with integrated data consistency models

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Proceedings. 11th IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer-Based Systems, 2004.

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The focus of typical architectural models is the description of large systems. Even though these systems are usually distributed, aspects of distributed systems are only addressed in a rudimentary way. While typical approaches pay attention to technical issues like deployment, data consistency problems are mostly ignored. This paper presents a modeling approach which integrates assumptions about data consistency into architectural models. The concepts of abstract locations and operations play a central role in this context. They allow transactions and snapshots to be implicitely defined by mapping high-level architectural models to low-level models. The decision about the application of transactional techniques and snapshot algorithms can then be based on architectural models. Furthermore, the approach can be integrated into programming languages and platforms. In this case, a runtime environment could automatically detect and process both transactions and snapshots.

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