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Computing the Worst Case Execution Time of an Avionics Program by Abstract Interpretation

Jean Souyris, Erwan Le Pavec, Guillaume Himbert, Guillaume Borios, Victor Jégu, Reinhold Heckmann

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This paper presents how the timing analyser aiT is used for computing the Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) of two safety-critical avionics programs. The aiT tool has been developed by AbsInt GmbH as a static analyser based on Abstract Interpretation

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This paper presents how the timing analyser aiT is used for computing the Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) of two safety-critical avionics programs. The aiT tool has been developed by AbsInt GmbH as a static analyser based on Abstract Interpretation

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This paper presents how the timing analyser aiT is used for computing the Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) of two safety-critical avionics programs. The aiT tool has been developed by AbsInt GmbH as a static analyser based on Abstract Interpretation

Key concepts: Analyser, Avionics, Abstract interpretation, Computer science, Interpretation (philosophy), Avionics software, Execution time, Programming language

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