DocumentCode
273946
Title
The application of software reuse in developing safety-critical systems
Author
Birch, M.C. ; Nevill, D.G.
Author_Institution
Napier Polytech., Edinburgh, UK
fYear
1989
fDate
18-20 Sep 1989
Firstpage
36
Lastpage
39
Abstract
Software quality can be ensured by making use of reusable, predefined software components when building systems. Four main advantages result from such an approach: increases in productivity; greater control over subsystem component quality; subsystem uniformity and standardisation eases maintenance; and making use of previously proven routines instead of new unproven software. The authors discuss a framework for a software reuse librarian system which is the subject of ongoing research work. This work is based upon the strengths of the application of formal methods of software specification; developing standard ML algebraic specifications into Ada workpackage components
Keywords
formal specification; quality control; safety; software reliability; software reusability; Ada workpackage components; formal methods; framework; maintenance; ongoing research work; predefined software components; previously proven routines; productivity; safety-critical systems development; software quality; software reuse librarian system; software specification; standard ML algebraic specifications; standardisation; subsystem component quality; subsystem uniformity;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Software Engineering for Real Time Systems, 1989., Second International Conference on
Conference_Location
Cirencester
Type
conf
Filename
51716
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