Formal development process of safety-critical embedded human machine interface systems

2017 International Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Software Engineering (TASE) Pub Date : 2017-09-13 DOI:10.1109/TASE.2017.8285636

Ning Ge, Arnaud Dieumegard, E. Jenn, Bruno d'Ausbourg, Y. A. Ameur

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This paper presents a formal development process for safety-critical embedded Human-Machine Interface (HMI) systems. This formal approach is centered on the LIDL formal language and the S3 verification toolset. It is aimed at blurring the boundaries between modeling, design, verification and implementation for the development of HMI. From textual requirements to software, the development process integrates the following formal activities: modeling the behavioral aspect of user interfaces (UIs) using LIDL; translating LIDL to Lustre, with which we combine the functional library in Lustre; translating the Lustre design models into the HLL verification models; verifying formal properties expressed in HLL against the HLL model using the S3 toolset, and diagnosing design errors with the help of counterexample scenarios and debug tools. This formal development process is illustrated on a simple use case — part of the display component of an alert management system used in a three-wheeled robot.

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安全关键型嵌入式人机界面系统的正式开发过程

本文介绍了安全关键型嵌入式人机界面(HMI)系统的正式开发过程。这种形式化方法以LIDL形式化语言和S3验证工具集为中心。它旨在模糊HMI开发中建模、设计、验证和实现之间的界限。从文本需求到软件，开发过程集成了以下正式活动:使用LIDL对用户界面(ui)的行为方面进行建模;将LIDL翻译成Lustre，将Lustre中的函数库与之结合;将Lustre设计模型转化为HLL验证模型;使用S3工具集根据HLL模型验证HLL中表达的形式属性，并借助反例场景和调试工具诊断设计错误。这个正式的开发过程用一个简单的用例来说明，这个用例是用于三轮机器人的警报管理系统的显示组件的一部分。

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