Experience with D-BUS architecture for a design automation framework

Authors:
E. C. VanHorn;R. R. Rezac
Affiliations:
Digital Equipment Corporation, 200 Forest Street, Marlboro, Massachusetts;Digital Equipment Corporation, 200 Forest Street, Marlboro, Massachusetts
Venue:
DAC '89 Proceedings of the 26th ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference
Year:
1989

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Abstract

The complexity of computer product development has increased dramatically, because of the large volume of data, and the need to integrate sophisticated CAE/CAD/CAM/CIM tools. Since any system to address this need must evolve over time, Digital Equipment Corporation chose to develop the D-BUS architecture for internal use as a design automation framework. The architecture stresses approaches to information management for integration of tools and organizations. Experience indicates that the architectural approach was a correct one, but that additional services were needed.