The State of Executable Real-Time Specification Languages and the Need for Advancements
Amir Ali Khwaja, Joseph E. Urban · 2008
Several real-time executable software specification languages and techniques exist. However, there are aspects among these languages that are preventing these languages from being widely accepted and adopted. The paper identifies three key areas contributing to this non-acceptability. The paper also suggests future directions and advancements needed in the identified areas.