Reliable Software Technologies - Ada-Europe 2010 15th Ada-Europe International Conference on Reliabel Software Technologies, Valencia, Spain, June 14-18, 2010, Proceedings / [electronic resource] :
edited by Jorge Real, Tullio Vardanega.
- 1st ed. 2010.
- XII, 277 p. 65 illus. online resource.
- Programming and Software Engineering, 6106 2945-9168 ; .
- Programming and Software Engineering, 6106 .
Keynote Talks -- What to Make of Multicore Processors for Reliable Real-Time Systems? -- Control Co-design: Algorithms and Their Implementation -- Multicores and Ada -- Dispatching Domains for Multiprocessor Platforms and Their Representation in Ada -- Implementing Multicore Real-Time Scheduling Algorithms Based on Task Splitting Using Ada 2012 -- Preliminary Multiprocessor Support of Ada 2012 in GNU/Linux Systems -- Software Dependability -- Practical Limits on Software Dependability: A Case Study -- Program Verification in SPARK and ACSL: A Comparative Case Study -- Static Versioning of Global State for Race Condition Detection -- Critical Systems -- Using Hardware Support for Scheduling with Ada -- Cache-Aware Development of High-Integrity Systems -- Preservation of Timing Properties with the Ada Ravenscar Profile -- Real-Time Systems -- Towards the Definition of a Pattern Sequence for Real-Time Applications Using a Model-Driven Engineering Approach -- Scheduling Configuration of Real-Time Component-Based Applications -- The Evolution of Real-Time Programming Revisited: Programming the Giotto Model in Ada 2005 -- Language Technology -- AdaStreams: A Type-Based Programming Extension for Stream-Parallelism with Ada 2005 -- A Comparison of Generic Template Support: Ada, C++, C#, and JavaTM -- Towards Ada 2012: An Interim Report -- Distribution and Persistency -- Managing Transactions in Flexible Distributed Real-Time Systems -- An Efficient Implementation of Persistent Objects.
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Compilers (Computer programs). Software engineering. Computer networks . Computer science. Computer programming. Machine theory. Compilers and Interpreters. Software Engineering. Computer Communication Networks. Computer Science Logic and Foundations of Programming. Programming Techniques. Formal Languages and Automata Theory.