An Implementation of the Behavior Annex in the AADL-Toolset Osate2

April 27, 2011 • Conference Paper

By

Gilles Lasnier (TELECOM ParisTech), Laurent Pautet (TELECOM ParisTech), Jerome Hugues, and Lutz Wrage

This paper first appeared in the Proceedings of the 16th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems.

Publisher

IEEE

Topic or Tag

Software Architecture

Abstract

This conference paper was published by IEEE in the Proceedings of the 16th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems in 2011.

The Architecture Analysis and Design Language (AADL) is a modeling language to design and analyze high-integrity distributed and real-time systems. Embedded sub-languages published as AADL annexes extend an AADL model to enhance analysis. The behavior annex specifies the behavior of an AADL application model. Thus, an implantation of this annex allows to perform behavior analysis. In addition, as there are several AADL annexes, the implementation of generic mechanisms to support each one of them is challenging. The behavior annex is a valid candidate to illustrate these challenges by combining several sub-languages. In this paper, we expose our experiment to support the behavior annex in the reference AADL toolset OSATE2. This one supports the AADL version 2 by providing a front-end and a set of analysis plug-ins to analyze an AADL model.

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