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International Conference on Information Technology (ITNG'07)
On Irregular Behaviours of Interactive Stacks
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
April 02-April 04
ISBN: 0-7695-2776-0
Walter Dosch, University of Lubeck, L?ubeck, Germany
Gongzhu Hu, Central Michigan Univ., Mt. Pleasant, USA
An interactive stack is a software component which stores data in a last in / first out strategy. The regular behaviour of an interactive stack captures all input streams of push and pop commands which do not lead to a stack underflow. We investigate the behaviour of interactive stacks for input streams outside the service domain. We specify a fault sensitive stack, a fault tolerant stack, a robust stack, and a fault correcting stack. We subsequently implement them by state transition machines introducing a control state and a data state. Beyond the case study, we phrase general conditions and adequate notions for modelling partial services of interactive components.
Citation:
Walter Dosch, Gongzhu Hu, "On Irregular Behaviours of Interactive Stacks," itng, pp.693-700, International Conference on Information Technology (ITNG'07), 2007
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