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Component-based models for runtime control and monitoring of embedded systems
Schwalb T., Schmid J., Gädeke T., Müller-Glaser K. ACES-MB 2012 (Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Model Based Architecting and Construction of Embedded Systems, Innsbruck, Austria, Sep 30, 2012) 31-36, 2012. Type: Proceedings
You know those drag-and-drop software integrated development environments (IDEs) that automatically generate code for the widgets you select and assemble? Well, this team is extending that graphical model to runtime control and status ...
Mar 8 2013
InspectJ: program monitoring for visualisation using aspectJ
Khaled R., Noble J., Biddle R. Conference in research and practice in information technology (Proceedings of the twenty-sixth Australasian computer science conference, Adelaide, Australia, 359-368, 2003. Type: Proceedings
A program visualization system called InspectJ is presented in this paper, which uses aspect-oriented programming (AOP) for monitoring program execution. InspectJ allows the visualization of Java programs using AspectJ as the AOP syste...
Aug 21 2003
A Hybrid Monitor for Behavior and Performance Analysis of Distributed Systems
Haban D., Wybranietz D. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering 16(2): 197-211, 1990. Type: Article
Nonintrusive monitoring of execution behavior is an important means of studying performance and investigating errors in complex systems. In this case, the target system is a local network of seven MC68000-based nodes supporting a distr...
Feb 1 1991
A real-time monitor for a distributed real-time operating system
Tokuda H., Kotera M., Mercer C. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 24(1): 68-77, 1989. Type: Article
Distributed real-time systems are difficult to develop. External events occur independently of internal control, and the real-time system must be designed to accommodate them correctly. Two problems emerging from this are the
logica...
Sep 1 1990
Applicative caching
Keller R., Sleep M. ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems 8(1): 88-108, 1986. Type: Article
In cases where it is relatively expensive in resources to compute functions, it may be advisable to expand the programmed versions of those functions to contain a store, or cache, of values already computed. Then, if the same argument ...
Aug 1 1986
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