DocumentCode
275743
Title
Deriving protocol specifications from service specifications with heterogeneous timing requirements
Author
Kapus-Kolar, M.
Author_Institution
´´Jozef Stefan´´ Inst., Ljubijana, Yugoslavia
fYear
1991
fDate
16-18 Sep 1991
Firstpage
266
Lastpage
270
Abstract
In a real-time distributed application, the crucial problem is the coordination between the cooperating application processes. The available resources sometimes do not suffice for installation of an underlying distributed operating system, and the inter-process coordination must be embedded directly into the application processes. An enhancement of the protocol derivation algorithm of M. Kapus-Kolar (1991) is proposed, to cover the most typical timing requirements of service specifications, in particular the relative real-time scheduling of service interactions. The proposed solution is sound if the distributed system is not too time-critical. In the opposite case, the temporal inter-dependence of all actions in the system might be so strong that they can not be satisfactorily scheduled without some additional communication between the participating protocol entities
Keywords
formal specification; protocols; real-time systems; scheduling; telecommunications computing; application processes; cooperating application processes; heterogeneous timing requirements; inter-process coordination; participating protocol entities; real-time distributed application; relative real-time scheduling; service interactions; service specifications; temporal inter-dependence; timing requirements; underlying distributed operating system;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Software Engineering for Real Time Systems, 1991., Third International Conference on
Conference_Location
Cirencester
Print_ISBN
0-85296-526-5
Type
conf
Filename
140084
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