Current design approaches to time-sensitive systems do not provide a coherent architectural framework for "non-functional" time-related requirements. The paper proposes Temporal Reflection as the ability of a system to self-represent, observe and adapt its own temporal behaviour through suitable architectural abstractions. The paper provides the rationale for Temporal Reflection and introduces the related abstractions by exemplifying the design and the implementation of a video player.
Micucci, D., Ruocco, S., Tisato, F., Trentini, A. (2004). Time sensitive architectures: A reflective approach. In Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Object-Oriented Real-Time Distributed Computing (pp.183-192). IEEE Computer Society Press [10.1109/ISORC.2004.1300344].
Time sensitive architectures: A reflective approach
MICUCCI, DANIELA;RUOCCO, SERGIO;TISATO, FRANCESCO;
2004
Abstract
Current design approaches to time-sensitive systems do not provide a coherent architectural framework for "non-functional" time-related requirements. The paper proposes Temporal Reflection as the ability of a system to self-represent, observe and adapt its own temporal behaviour through suitable architectural abstractions. The paper provides the rationale for Temporal Reflection and introduces the related abstractions by exemplifying the design and the implementation of a video player.
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