SCCharts
SCCharts: sequentially constructive statecharts for safety-critical applications: HW/SW-synthesis for a conservative extension of synchronous statecharts. We present a new visual language, SCCharts, designed for specifying safety-critical reactive systems. SCCharts use a statechart notation and provide determinate concurrency based on a synchronous model of computation (MoC), without restrictions common to previous synchronous MoCs. Specifically, we lift earlier limitations on sequential accesses to shared variables, by leveraging the sequentially constructive MoC. The semantics and key features of SCCharts are defined by a very small set of elements, the Core SCCharts, consisting of state machines plus fork/join concurrency. We also present a compilation chain that allows efficient synthesis of software and hardware.
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- Aguado, Joaquín; Mendler, Michael; von Hanxleden, Reinhard; Fuhrmann, Insa: Denotational fixed-point semantics for constructive scheduling of synchronous concurrency (2015)
- Motika, Christian; Smyth, Steven; Hanxleden, Reinhard: Compiling sccharts -- A case-study on interactive model-based compilation (2014) ioport