Analytical design of reusable software components for evolvable, embedded applications

Proceedings 1999 IEEE Symposium on Application-Specific Systems and Software Engineering and Technology. ASSET'99 (Cat. No.PR00122) Pub Date : 1999-03-24 DOI:10.1109/ASSET.1999.756766

C. Hoover, P. Khosla, D. Siewiorek

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Transforming software requirements into a software design involves the iterative partition of a solution into software components. The partition process starts with the identification of basic high-level design components and concludes with the definition of low-level design elements such as modules, packages, and library specifications. The process is human-intensive and does not guarantee that design objectives such as reusability, evolvability, and adaptable performance are satisfied. This paper overviews our analytical approach for partitioning basic elements of a software solution into reusable and evolvable software components. We discuss the process of generating basic components for an embedded control application using a representative object-oriented design technique. Then we outline our analytical approach and demonstrate its application to a class of search techniques which can be embedded into applications requiring polynomial-time search of a solution-space. Lastly, we discuss future research directions.

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为可发展的嵌入式应用程序分析设计可重用的软件组件

将软件需求转换为软件设计涉及到将解决方案迭代地划分为软件组件。划分过程从识别基本的高级设计组件开始，并以定义低级设计元素(如模块、包和库规范)结束。该过程是人力密集型的，并且不能保证满足诸如可重用性、可演化性和适应性性能等设计目标。本文概述了我们将软件解决方案的基本元素划分为可重用和进化的软件组件的分析方法。我们讨论了使用具有代表性的面向对象设计技术为嵌入式控制应用程序生成基本组件的过程。然后我们概述了我们的分析方法，并演示了它在一类搜索技术中的应用，这些技术可以嵌入到需要对解空间进行多项式时间搜索的应用中。最后，对未来的研究方向进行了展望。

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