The development of real-time systems is based on a variety of different methods and notations. Despite the purported benefits of formal methods, informal techniques still play a predominant role in current industrial practice. Formal and informal methods have been combined in various ways to smoothly introduce formal methods in industrial practice. The combination of real-time structured analysis (SA-RT) with Petri nets is among the most popular approaches, but has been applied only to requirements specifications. This paper extends SA-RT to specifications of the detailed design of embedded real-time systems, and combines the proposed notation with Petri nets.
Felder, M., Pezze', M. (2002). A formal design notation for real-time systems. ACM TRANSACTIONS ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND METHODOLOGY, 11(2), 149-190 [10.1145/505145.505146].
A formal design notation for real-time systems
PEZZE', MAURO
2002
Abstract
The development of real-time systems is based on a variety of different methods and notations. Despite the purported benefits of formal methods, informal techniques still play a predominant role in current industrial practice. Formal and informal methods have been combined in various ways to smoothly introduce formal methods in industrial practice. The combination of real-time structured analysis (SA-RT) with Petri nets is among the most popular approaches, but has been applied only to requirements specifications. This paper extends SA-RT to specifications of the detailed design of embedded real-time systems, and combines the proposed notation with Petri nets.
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