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Capturing and verifying performance requirements for hard real time systems

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Reliable Software Technologies — Ada-Europe '97 (Ada-Europe 1997)

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This paper describes the results of a project for the European Space Agency to produce guidelines for the development of real time software for onboard spacecraft applications. The project has produced guidance for the software requirements, architectural design, detailed design and implementation phases of the software development process, based on the use of HOORA and HOOD methods. A system of annotations has been devised for capturing performance and other non-functional requirements in HOORA and HOOD, such that existing method support tools are not affected by the presence of the annotations, which can be processed by additional tools. The paper outlines the guidance and the system of annotations.

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Keith Hardy Jim Briggs

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Pierce, R.H., Ayache, S., Ward, R., Stevens, J., Clifton, H., Galle, J. (1997). Capturing and verifying performance requirements for hard real time systems. In: Hardy, K., Briggs, J. (eds) Reliable Software Technologies — Ada-Europe '97. Ada-Europe 1997. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1251. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-63114-3_13

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