Multi-level modeling of software on hardware in concurrent computation
The fundamental modeling differences between hardware and software modeling can be thought of as reasoning about connectedness vs. reasoning about interleaved (shared) access to resources. A natural design hierarchy for physical systems is component-based because of the existence of a consistent bas...
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Main Authors: | PAUL, JoAnn M., SUPPE, Arne, ADAMS, Henele I., THOMAS, Donald E. |
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