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Title: VERTAF: An Object-Oriented Application Framework for Embedded Real-Time Systems


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VERTAF An Object-Oriented Application Framework
for Embedded Real-Time Systems
  • Pao-Ann Hsiung, Trong-Yen Lee, Win-Bin See,
    Jih-Ming Fu, and Sao-Jie Chen
  • National Chung Cheng UniversityChiayi-621,
    Taiwan, R.O.C.

The 5th IEEE International Symposium on
Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing
(ISORC02), April 29May 1, 2002, Washington
D.C., USA
2
Outline
  • Introduction
  • VERTAF Components
  • Application Development
  • AICC Cruise Controller Example
  • Conclusions Future Work

3
Introduction
software components
formal verification
Portable Reusable Well-defined Interface
Verifiable Correct Designs Model Checking
Design Patterns Design Reuse Class Libraries
Verifiable Embedded Real-Time ApplicationFramewo
rk(VERTAF)
Integration of 3 Technologies
4
VERTAF Components
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VERTAF Components
  • Implanter Autonomous Timed Objects (ATO)
  • Modeler Autonomous Timed Processes (ATP)
  • Scheduler Policy Selector, Schedule Generator
  • Verifier Model Checker (TATCTL)
  • Generator Code Generator

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Implanter
  • Implanter provides a standard OO interface for
    designer to input application domain objects
  • Autonomous Timed Object (ATO)
  • Interface
  • Port-Based Object (PBO), IEEE-TSE97
  • Not independent, shared memory communication
  • Method
  • Time-triggered Message-triggered Object (TMO),
    IEEE Computer2000

7
Autonomous Timed Object
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Modeler
  • Semantic model generation for ATO
  • Autonomous Timed Process (ATP)
  • Each ATP is associated with one ATO
  • An ATO may have several ATPs (use cases)
  • Two kinds of interrupts
  • Event Interrupt execute an Event-Triggered
    Method
  • Timer Interrupt execute a Time-Triggered Method
  • Check constraints after each iteration

9
Autonomous Timed Process
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Call Graph Process Table
  • Call Graph call relationships among ATPs
  • schedulability test, resource allocation,
    scheduling, conflict resolution
  • Process Table ATP properties
  • resource allocation, scheduling, verification

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Scheduler
  • Policy Selector
  • User selects scheduling policy
  • Extended Quasi-Static Scheduling
  • Rate Monotonic
  • Earliest Deadline First
  • VERTAF automatically decides
  • Schedule Generator
  • Start / finish times for each ATP process
  • Priority Inversion Problem
  • Priority Inheritance Protocol

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Verifier
  • Formal Verification
  • Model Checking
  • System Model
  • ATP ? Timed Automata or Petri Nets
  • Call Graph ? Assume-Guarantee Reasoning
  • Property Specification
  • Timed Computation Tree Logic (TCTL)
  • Process Table, Call Graph, Schedules
  • Tool Kernel State-Graph Manipulators (SGM)
    http//www.cs.ccu.edu.tw/pahsiung/sgm/

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Model Checking Kernel from SGM
Symbolic_Mcheck(S, ?) Set of TA S TCTL
formula ? Let Reach Unvisited
Rinit While (Unvisited ? NULL) R?
Dequeue(Unvisited) For all out-going
transition e of R? R?? Successor_Region(R?,
e) If R?? is consistent R???Reach
Reach Reach ? R? Queue(R?,
Unvisited) Label_Region(Reach,
?) Return L(Rinit)
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Generator
  • Code Architectures
  • With RTOS Multiple preemptive threads with
    synchronizations
  • Without RTOS Executive kernel using either
    polling or interrupt based architecture
  • Memory Bound Guaranteed by Extended
    Quasi-Static Scheduling
  • Timing Constraints Guaranteed by Real-Time
    Schedulability Analysis
  • Code Optimality Minimum Number of Tasks ?
    small code size

15
Application Development
Specification
Integration
Generation
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Autonomous Intelligent Cruise Controller (AICC)
Example
Swedish Road Transport Informatics Programme
Installed in a SAAB automobile
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AICC Example Process Table
SRC Short Range Communication, ICCReg ICC
Regulator, EST Electronic Servo Throttle
18
AICC Example Call-Graph
SRC Short Range Communication, ICCReg ICC
Regulator, EST Electronic Servo Throttle
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AICC Example (Contd.)
With VERTAF you need only 4.8 effort
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Conclusions
  • Lesser Coding, Shorter Design Time
  • Verifiably Correct Software Designs
  • Automatic Code Generation
  • Current Work RT-UML ? Petri Nets or Timed
    Automata ? Java or C code
  • Future Work Larger Domain of Applications,
    Memory/Time Tradeoff
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