Automatic prototype generating via optimized object model

Authors:
Sheldon X. Liang;Lynn Zhang; Luqi
Affiliations:
US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA;US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA;US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA
Venue:
ACM SIGAda Ada Letters
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Computer-aided prototyping shows promise that one system under development frees designers from implementation details by executing specifications via reusable components. Ada is first choice for constructing such reusable object-oriented components because Ada95 is the only international standard programming language that supports object-oriented real-time distributed systems. But Ada has diversified object forms that are so intricate that people feel it difficult to find an equivalence of a class between Java (C++) and Ada95. In computer-aided prototyping, automatic prototype generating is facing one of key problems on how to map a well-defined prototyping specification to an executable prototype with different OOPLs. This paper addresses several key problems in automatic prototype generating with reusable object foundation based on an optimized object model. These problems include transformation of a PSDL specification to the executable system composed from componential object entities, compositional pattern enforcing interactions among components, generalized role wrappers from which physical components can be derived and an optimized object model used to unify different object forms in popular OOPLs.