Conceptual framework outlines how to specify component interactions in real-time systems, facilitating better system design.
Composition of a system is driven by the (a) identification and specification of basic components, and (b) specification of the interactions across the components, i.e., the communication linkages, that are needed to communicate value and temporal information across the components from which the aggregate system results. This paper addresses compositional design of distributed Real-Time (RT) systems focusing specifically on the role of specification of linking interfaces (LIFs) across components.
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