Object-oriented design of real-time systems with stereotypes
M.A. de Miguel, Alejandro A. Alonso, Juan A. de la Puente · 2002
Real time systems have inherent complexity that makes them difficult to build. Object oriented techniques, which have been shown to be an effective means of tackling complexity in other areas of software engineering, have some problems when applied to real time systems design. We identify some of these problems, and describe some ways of dealing with them in an integrated framework including behavioral specifications and schedulability analysis.