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Informatik-Kolloquium
Prof. James Browne
Compositional Development of Software Systems - Performance Models
Performance models are software systems where the components implement
abstractions of the behavior of a total system. Compositional
development of simulation models is a domain specific instance of the
general problem of software component reuse or design reuse. Performance
models span software, middleware and hardware semantic domains and
multiple levels of abstraction. Evaluation of components requires
multiple modes of execution. Execution may require translation across
levels of abstraction and modes of evaluation. The conceptual
innovations which enables compositional development are integration of
associative interfaces with standard objects and use of hierarchical
dynamic data flow graphs as an application structuring model.
Associative interfaces extend the concept of interface from specification
of services provided to include specification of the behaviors of
component instances and specification of the services a component
instance invokes.
This talk will define and describe an associative
interface based specification system and a compiler for software systems
implementing of performance models.
Referent: Prof. James Browne
Department of Computer Science
The University of Texas at Austin
Zeitpunkt: Freitag, 25. June 1999, 14 Uhr c.t.
Ort: HS 1 der Universität Klagenfurt
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