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Automotive systems engineering has made significant progress in using formal methods to design safe hardware-software systems. The architectures and design methods could become a model for safe and cost-efficient embedded software development as a whole. This paper gives several examples from the leading edge of industrial automotive applications.
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Tindell, K., Kopetz, H., Wolf, F., Ernst, R. (2003). Safe Automotive Software Development. In: Jerraya, A.A., Yoo, S., Verkest, D., Wehn, N. (eds) Embedded Software for SoC. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-48709-8_25
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