Data flow analysis from UML/MARTE models based on binary traces

H. Posadas, Javier Merino, E. Villar
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The design of increasingly complex embedded systems requires powerful solutions from the very beginning of the design process. Model Based Design (MBD) and early simulation have proven to be capable technologies to perform initial design space analysis to optimize system design. Traditional MBD methods and tools typically rely on fixed elements, which makes difficult the evaluation of different platform configurations, communication alternatives or models of computation. Addressing these challenges require flexible design technologies able to support, from a high-level abstract model, full design space exploration, including system specification, binary generation and performance evaluation. In this context, this paper proposes a UML/MARTE based approach able to address the challenges mentioned above by improving design flexibility and evaluation capabilities, including automatic code generation, trace execution collection and trace analysis from the initial UML models. The approach focuses on the definition and analysis of the paths data follow through the different application components, as a way to understand the behavior or the different design solutions.
基于二进制跟踪的UML/MARTE模型的数据流分析
越来越复杂的嵌入式系统的设计从设计过程的一开始就需要强大的解决方案。基于模型的设计(MBD)和早期仿真已经被证明是能够执行初始设计空间分析以优化系统设计的技术。传统的MBD方法和工具通常依赖于固定的元素,这使得对不同平台配置、通信替代方案或计算模型的评估变得困难。解决这些挑战需要灵活的设计技术,能够从高级抽象模型支持完整的设计空间探索,包括系统规范、二进制生成和性能评估。在这种情况下,本文提出了一种基于UML/MARTE的方法,能够通过改进设计灵活性和评估能力来解决上面提到的挑战,包括自动代码生成、跟踪执行收集和来自初始UML模型的跟踪分析。该方法侧重于定义和分析数据在不同应用程序组件中遵循的路径,作为理解行为或不同设计解决方案的一种方法。
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