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Guest editor's introduction: ACM OOPS Messenger special issue on object-oriented real-time systems

Guest editor's introduction: ACM OOPS Messenger special issue on object-oriented real-time systems Object-orientation is an effective means to improve the software engineering process. It provides a natural approach to system modeling, and yields benefits in all lifecycle phases. While much progress has been made in general-purpose object-oriented methods, considerably less progress has been made in the domain of object-oriented real-time computing. In addition to the typical requirements of functional correctness, efficiency, and information hiding, object-oriented real-time systems must also conform to stringent timing requirements. An additional complicating factor is that real-time control systems are frequently distributed in nature. For researchers and engineers, this has ramifications for requirements, object specification, object composition, implementation, verification, testing, languages and run-time systems. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png ACM SIGPLAN OOPS Messenger Association for Computing Machinery

Guest editor's introduction: ACM OOPS Messenger special issue on object-oriented real-time systems

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Association for Computing Machinery
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Copyright © 1996 by ACM Inc.
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1055-6400
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10.1145/227986.227987
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Abstract

Object-orientation is an effective means to improve the software engineering process. It provides a natural approach to system modeling, and yields benefits in all lifecycle phases. While much progress has been made in general-purpose object-oriented methods, considerably less progress has been made in the domain of object-oriented real-time computing. In addition to the typical requirements of functional correctness, efficiency, and information hiding, object-oriented real-time systems must also conform to stringent timing requirements. An additional complicating factor is that real-time control systems are frequently distributed in nature. For researchers and engineers, this has ramifications for requirements, object specification, object composition, implementation, verification, testing, languages and run-time systems.

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ACM SIGPLAN OOPS Messenger – Association for Computing Machinery

Published: Jan 1, 1996

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