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OSERTS – towards Off-the-Shelf Embedded Real-Time Software |
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Written by Ricardo Sanz
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Wednesday, 05 July 2006 |
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OSERTS is a workshop organized in the scope of the 9th International Conference on Software Reuse.
Description
A general trend in real-time and embedded (RTE) domain is towards complexity. Large, highly integrated, and functionally extensive systems are developed, with an invariant need for costs and time-to-market mitigation. This tendency has set a need for overhauling development methods in the RTE area. Re-using software in the form of COTS components could be an answer to this concern, as it has been in other, less stringent, application contexts. For practical purposes, COTS are cheaper and safer. However, several major obstacles prevent COTS software components usage from spreading in RTE systems development. For instance, the poorness of components characterization which renders components classification and selection most difficult, and the absence of COTS usage support tools and methodological guidelines specialized for real-time and embedded systems.
Have a look at the presentations at the workshop. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 July 2006 )
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