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2.3.6 Reactive Systems Task Group
Including consideration of states.
Egidio Astesiano.
Mohammed Bettaz,
Hans-Dieter Ehrich, Hartmut Ehrig, Jose Fiadeiro, Tom Maibaum,
Grant Malcolm, Olaf Owe, Peter Padawitz, Gianna Reggio,
Horst Reichel, Amilcar Sernadas.
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The following draft has been circulated on the mailing list.
(This task group is not yet fully active.)
The aim and scope of the CoFI Reactive Systems Task Group is to
propose and develop an extension of the common framework to deal with
reactive,concurrent and parallel systems; object-oriented techniques
for dealing with reactiveness will also be considered. The
specification framework will deal with all phases from requirement to
design, including the intermediate steps. The possibility of handling
also the implementation phase by connecting specifications to
languages will be considered in a further stage.
The proposal should be
- based essentially on state-of-the art techniques
- compatible and integrated with the CASL language proposal
- mathematically rigorous
- able to deal with a wide range of significant systems
- sufficiently friendly for practical use by a wide community (though not
necessarily industry targeted)
- guided and complemented by considerations concerning methodology
and tools.
The Reactive Systems Task Group shall
- identify the range of target systems and users
- analyse and compare existing techniques with respect to the
above requirements
- stimulate discussion and produce documents on specific issues
- make a plan of action, possibly in different stages
- investigate the problems concerning compatibility and integration with
CASL, interacting with the Language Design Task Group
- develop a methodological rationale for a formalism
- formulate a coherent draft proposal for a (possibly multiple) formalism.
CoFI
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