ivi -用户视角

2000 IEEE Autotestcon Proceedings. IEEE Systems Readiness Technology Conference. Future Sustainment for Military Aerospace (Cat. No.00CH37057) Pub Date : 2000-09-18 DOI:10.1109/AUTEST.2000.885624

P. Johnson

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可互换虚拟仪器(IVI)基金会于1997年由仪器制造商和集成商成立，他们希望开发仪器驱动模型，以支持仪器更改而不需要更改测试程序。这是通过开发仪器类和定义它们的规范来完成的。在开发过程中，基金会的范围扩大到包括IVI-C和IVI-COM驱动接口。随着第一批驱动规范的发布和修订，包括COM架构，驱动开发人员和系统集成商提出了实现问题。公共代码组件模型组的成立是为了解决IVI软件模块的所有权和控制权问题。本文讨论了用户社区对所有权、配置控制、发布、遵从性测试以及其他方面的关注。IVI基金会对这些问题的立场进行了解释。此外，还将讨论开发工作的现状。

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IVI-a users perspective

The Interchangeable Virtual Instrument (IVI) Foundation was formed in 1997 by Instrument manufacturers and integrators desiring the development of instrument driver models which would support instrument changes without requiring test program changes. This was to be accomplished by developing instrument classes and the specifications to define them. During the development process, the scope of the Foundation widened to include both IVI-C and IVI-COM driver interfaces. As the first group of driver specifications have been released and revised to include COM architecture, implementation questions have been raised by driver developers and system integrators. The Common Code Component Model Group was formed to address concerns of ownership and control of IVI software modules. This paper addresses the user community concerns on ownership, configuration control, release, compliance testing, and others. The IVI Foundation position on each of these concerns is explained. In addition, the status of the development effort will be addressed.

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2000 IEEE Autotestcon Proceedings. IEEE Systems Readiness Technology Conference. Future Sustainment for Military Aerospace (Cat. No.00CH37057)

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