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  1. 발표자 : 박홍제(200511327) 발표자 : 박홍제(200511327)

  2. � Introduction I d i � Concurrent processing concepts p g p � Run-Time support � Survey of Design methods � Survey of Design methods � A modern software design method � Performance analysis � Conclusions � Conclusions � Reference

  3. � 비용효과가 큰 Real 비용 과가 Real- -Time Time Systems Systems - 반도체와 microprocessor 의 가격인하 , 체와 의 가격 하 , p 수행능력 향상 Time Systems 의 특징 Time Systems 의 특징 � Real � Real Real Time Systems Real-Time Systems - concurrent processing

  4. � Concurrent Tasks � Mutual Exclusion � Mutual Exclusion � Synchronization of Tasks � Message Communication

  5. � Execution of sequential component of a concurrent program p g � Multiple asynchronous tasks running at different speeds at different speeds � Need to coordinate � Use mutual exclusion, task synchronization synchronization

  6. � Required when only one task at a time may have exclusive access to a y resource � Critical section � Critical section � Ex> robots � Solved by using semaphores � P(s) – potential wait � P(s) potential wait � V(s) – leaving the critical section

  7. � Signal(Producer 와 Consumer 사이 ) 와 사이 � Producer task perform � Producer task perform � Signal(E) � event(E) event(E) � Consumer task perform � Wait(E) � Wait(E) – Suspend task until event has been Suspend task until event has been signaled by producer

  8. R b t A Robot A R b t B Robot B 1 Pick up part Wait (Part_Ready) 2 2 Move Part to Workplace Move Part to Workplace 3 Release part 4 Move to safe position 5 Signal (Part_Ready) 6 Wait (Part_Completed) Move to Workplace 7 Drill Four holes 8 Move to safe position 9 9 Signal (Part Completed) Signal (Part_Completed) 10 Pick up part 11 Remove from Workplace

  9. � Communicate with each other using messages g � Used when data needs to be passed between two tasks between two tasks � Loosely coupled message communication(Asynchronous) � Tightly coupled message � Tightly coupled message communication(Synchronous)

  10. Vision System i i S Robot task b k 1 Wait (Car_arrived) Wait for message form vision system 2 2 Take picture of car body Take picture of car body 3 Identify car body 4 Determine location and orientation of car body 5 Send message (car model i.d., car body offset)to robot y ) 6 Read message (car model i.d., car body offset) 7 Select welding program for car model 8 Execute welding program using offset for car position 9 9 Signal (Move car) Signal (Move_car)

  11. � Provided by � Kernel of an operation system � Kernel of an operation system � Provide functionality � Run-time support system � Run time support system � Threads package � M � Managing threads within heavyweight i th d ithi h i ht processes

  12. � Concurrent programming languages � Ada, Java � Ada, Java � Supports constructs for task communication and synchronization communication and synchronization � No support � C, C+ + , Pascal, Fortran � Use a kernel or threads package p g

  13. � Special needs � Support multitasking � Support multitasking � Support priority preemption scheduling � Provide task synchronization and � Provide task synchronization and communication mechanisms � Provide a memory-locking capability P id l ki bilit � Provide a mechanism for priority inheritance � Have a predictable behavior p

  14. � MASCOT MASCOT � RTSAD(Real-Time Structured Analysis and Design) Design) � DARTS(Design Approach for Real-Time Systems) y ) � JSD(Jackson System Development) � OMD(Object Modeling Technique) � CODARTS(Concurrent Design Approach for Real-Time Systems) � Octopus O t � ROOM(Real-Time Object-Oriented Modeling)

  15. � Gomaa, Bacon G B � Blend object-oriented concepts with concepts of concurrent processing � COMET � Integrates object-oriented and concurrent processing concept p g p � Uses UML (Unified Modeling Language) notation � Describes decision made on how to use the UML notation

  16. � Concurrent object modeling and architectural design method g � Iterative life cycle � Requirements modeling R i t d li � Analysis modeling � Design modeling

  17. � System 을 입출력만 있는 black box 로 생 을 입출력만 있는 bl 로 생 S k b 각하여 기능적인 관점에서 파악 � 유용한 모델링객체 : Use case model is developed p � Actor � Human user � Human user � External system � I/ O devices I/ O d i � Timer

  18. � System context � Understand interface between system � Understand interface between system and external environment � UML notation does not support � UML notation does not support system context diagram, use � Static model � Collaboration model

  19. � Assist designer A i t d i � Goal – 유사한 특징을 가진 object 들로 Group 을 구분시키는것 Group 을 구분시키는것 � UML stereotypes are used � Stereotype – A subclass of an existing St t A b l f i ti modeling element � Can be � Can be � < < entity> > class � < < interface> > class � < < interface> > class � < < control> > class � < < application logic> > class pp g

  20. � Understand finite-state machine U d d fi i hi model � State chart � State-dependent dynamic analysis – � State dependent dynamic analysis object 간의 interaction 에 초점 . � Use collaboration or sequence diagram � Use collaboration or sequence diagram � need conjunction � Output event of each diagram must be O t t t f h di t b consistent

  21. <<input device <<external input interface>> <<timer>> device>> :highwatersensor : PumpTimer :hightwatersensor interface <<output device <<state interface>> dependent dependent :PumpEngine :PumpEngine <<input device d control>> <<external input Interface interface>> :PumpControl device>> :LowWaterSensor :LowWaterSensor interface <<external output device>> :PumpEngine <<server subsystem>> :PumpStatus Server

  22. Pump Idle Resetting Pump pumping Pump state Pump state Water Methane condition condition High Water High Water Methane Safe Initial Initial Water Methane Methane Methance Low Water Unsafe

  23. � Synthesize � Consolidated Collaboration diagram � Consolidated Collaboration diagram � Synthesis of all the collaboration � Can get very large C t l

  24. � System is broken down into subsystem y � Goal – to have objects with highly coupling in the same subsystem coupling in the same subsystem, weakly coupling in the different subsystems. b � Subsystem – composite object � Subsystem composite object

  25. � Active object � Own thread of control � Own thread of control � Task : box with thick black lines � Passive object P i bj t � Execute when another object invokes � Passive object : box with thin black line

  26. � Distributed real-time systems 은 분산 분산 된 nodes 에서 실행된다 . 에서 행 다 � Subsystem component 는 logical node 에서 동시에 실행되는 일의 집합이다 에서 동시에 실행되는 일의 집합이다 .

  27. � Each subsystem is structured into concurrent tasks and the task interfaces are defined. � Stereotypes : Depict different kinds � Stereotypes : Depict different kinds of devices � Object : determine active, categorized-> 특성부각 categorized > 특성부각

  28. � Composite task internals designed � Detailed task synchronization issues � Detailed task synchronization issues � Connector classes are designed � Task’s internal event sequencing logic is defined logic is defined

  29. � Important for real-time systems � Achieved by realtime scheduling � Achieved by realtime scheduling � Determine whether it can meet its deadlines deadlines. � Use event sequence analysis

  30. � Blend object-oriented concepts with concurrent processing concepts p g p � COMET method integrates object- oriented and concurrent processing oriented and concurrent processing concepts and uses UML notation � Increasing importance for future real-time systems real time systems

  31. � COMET 객체지향 설계방법론을 이용한 차량용 소프트웨 객체지향 설계방법 을 이용한 차량용 웨 어의 설계-한국자동차공학회 워크숍 및 심포지엄 논문집 (김세화 임진택 유우석 홍성수) (김세화, 임진택, 유우석, 홍성수)

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