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Design of Real-Time Systems: Interface between Duration Calculus and Program Specifications.

Olderog, E.-R.; Schenke, M.

In: Desel, J.: Structures in Concurrency Theory, Proceedings of the International Workshop on Structures in Concurrency Theory (STRICT), Berlin, 11-13 May 1995, pages 32-54. 1995.

Abstract: We present a transformational approach to the design of real-time systems. The starting point are requirements formulated in a subset of Duration Calculus called implementables and the target are program specifications in a language SL that combines regular expressions with action systems and time conditions. While Duration Calculus is state-based, SL is event-based and can be seen as a stepping stone towards a timed OCCAM-like programming language. The approach is illustrated by the example of a computer controlled gas burner.


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