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Ninth IEEE International Conference on Engineering Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'04)
Independence Transformations and Tools for Components
Florence, Italy
April 14-April 16
ISBN: 0-7695-2109-6
D. Woit, Ryerson University
M. Fan, Ryerson University
Although component independence is a common underlying assumption in most reliability composition models, relatively little work focuses on this area. Preliminary work, however, shows that Continuation Passing Style (CPS) compliance is an essential property of independent components. We provide a set of transformations which can be used to convert components to functionally equivalent CPS compliant components. We also present a tool to perform these transformations automatically.We include experimental evidence that our tool successfully produces CPS compliant components without altering the functionality of the original components. Use of our tool or manual transformations will aid in the creation of components whose reliabilities can be composed without violating the underlying assumptions of the composition models.
Citation:
D. Woit, M. Fan, "Independence Transformations and Tools for Components," iceccs, pp.138-146, Ninth IEEE International Conference on Engineering Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'04), 2004
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