Formal specification and verification of embedded system with shared resources
Ki-Seok Bang, Jin‐Young Choi, Sung-Ho Jang · Rapid System Prototyping · 2004
In order to achieve a correct implementation, it has been known that a specification and its verification in early design stage are important, especially during developing safety critical or embedded real-time systems. Statechart is a widely used graphical formal specification language; however, it is not trivial to specify software systems in case that shared resources have to be specified due to no concept of shared resources. In this paper, we present an extension of Statechart, Statechart with Shared Resources, the semantics of which are based on a process algebra, and we demonstrate its expressiveness by specifying (/spl mu/C /OS II, one of the well-known real-time commercial operating systems used in various fields. Using a resource concept in Statechart, it is clear for designer to capture design requirements efficiently and can verify the requirement specifications formally using a tool called VERSA.