Pietro Colombo
Matteo Pradella
ABSTRACT
ArchiTRIO is a formal language, which complements UML 2.0 concepts with a formal, logic-based notation that allows users to state system-wide properties, both static and dynamic, including real-time constraints. This paper summarizes the ArchiTRIO approach, and presents the core elements of a tool supporting it, called ArchiTRIDENT, which is currently under development. This tool is a plugin of the TRIO-based editing and verification TRIDENT tool suite.
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- A UML 2-compatible language and tool for formal modeling real-time system architectures
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