ControlShell: component-based real-time programming

Authors:
S. A. Schneider;V. W. Chen;G. Pardo-Castellote
Affiliations:
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Venue:
RTAS '95 Proceedings of the Real-Time Technology and Applications Symposium
Year:
1995

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Abstract

Real-time system software is notoriously hard to share and reuse. The paper walks through the methodology and application of ControlShell, a component-based programming system real-time system software development. ControlShell combines graphical system-building tools, an execution-time configuration manager, a real-time matrix package, and an object name service into an integrated development environment. It targets complex systems that require on-line reconfiguration and strategic control. ControlShell takes advantage of functional object hierarchies to enable code sharing and reuse. It gains flexibility by supporting easy interconnectivity of these objects. It features a unique configuration control system for changing operating modes.