The chapter presents a method for scenario-based validation of embedded system designs provided in terms of UML models. This approach is based on model transformations from SystemC UML graphical models into Abstract State Machine (ASM) formal models, and exploits the scenario-based model validation of the ASMs. This validation approach complements an existing model-driven design methodology for embedded systems based on the SystemC UML profile. A validation tool integrated into an existing model-driven co-design environment to support the proposed scenario-based validation flow is also presented. It allows the designer to functionally validate system components from SystemC UML designs early at high levels of abstraction.

Model-driven system validation by scenarios / A. Gargantini, E. Riccobene, P. Scandurra - In: Languages for embedded systems and their applications : selected contributions on specification, design, and verification from FDL'08 / [a cura di] M. Radetzki. - New York : Springer, 2009. - ISBN 9781402097133. - pp. 57-69 [10.1007/978-1-4020-9714-0_4]

Model-driven system validation by scenarios

E. Riccobene
Secondo
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2009

Abstract

The chapter presents a method for scenario-based validation of embedded system designs provided in terms of UML models. This approach is based on model transformations from SystemC UML graphical models into Abstract State Machine (ASM) formal models, and exploits the scenario-based model validation of the ASMs. This validation approach complements an existing model-driven design methodology for embedded systems based on the SystemC UML profile. A validation tool integrated into an existing model-driven co-design environment to support the proposed scenario-based validation flow is also presented. It allows the designer to functionally validate system components from SystemC UML designs early at high levels of abstraction.
Abstract state machines; Model-based design; System validation; UML
Settore INF/01 - Informatica
2009
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