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Teknik penerangan formal (FDT) seperti VDM, Z, LOTOS, dsb. berkuasa untuk membangunkan sistem kritikal keselamatan kerana ia mempunyai asas semantik dan penaakulan matematik yang ketat. Walau bagaimanapun, mereka tidak mempunyai kaedah atau panduan cara membina spesifikasi tidak seperti kaedah spesifikasi dan reka bentuk seperti Pemodelan dan Teknik Berorientasikan Objek (OMT), dan ini menyukarkan pengamal untuk mengarang spesifikasi formal. Salah satu penyelesaiannya ialah menghubungkan teknik penerangan formal dengan beberapa kaedah sedia ada. Kertas kerja ini membincangkan teknik bagaimana untuk mengintegrasikan FDT dengan kaedah spesifikasi dan reka bentuk seperti OMT supaya kita boleh mempunyai kaedah baharu untuk menyokong penulisan spesifikasi formal. Mekanisme integrasi adalah berdasarkan peraturan transformasi dokumen spesifikasi yang dihasilkan mengikut kaedah kepada huraian yang ditulis dalam teknik penerangan formal. Peraturan transformasi menentukan korespondensi pada dua model meta; kaedah dan teknik penerangan formal, dan diterangkan sebagai peraturan penulisan semula graf. Sebagai contoh, kami mengambil OMT sebagai kaedah dan LOTOS sebagai FDT dan mentakrifkan peraturan transformasi pada model meta mereka.
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Sureerat SAEEIAB, Motoshi SAEKI, "Method Integration with Formal Description Techniques" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E83-D, no. 4, pp. 616-626, April 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Formal description techniques (FDTs) such as VDM, Z, LOTOS, etc are powerful to develop safety-critical systems since they have strict semantics and mathematical reasoning basis. However, they have no methods or guides how to construct specifications unlike specification and design methods such as Object-Oriented Modeling and Technique (OMT), and that makes it difficult for practitioners to compose formal specifications. One of the solutions is to connect formal description techniques with some existing methods. This paper discusses a technique how to integrate FDTs with specification and design methods such as OMT so that we can have new methods to support writing formal specifications. The integration mechanism is based on transformation rules of specification documents produced following methods into the descriptions written in formal description techniques. The transformation rules specify the correspondences on two meta models; of methods and of formal description techniques, and are described as graph rewriting rules. As an example, we pick up OMT as a method and LOTOS as a FDT and define the transformation rule on their meta models.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/e83-d_4_616/_p
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