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EATOP Analyzer. The Analyzer plugin for EATOP is a tool for evaluating additive GenericConstraint annotations. It respects modes and compares required values with calculated values for the respective kind of GenericConstraint. Procedures An EAST-ADL model with GenericConstraints annotating the architecture (functional or hardware) is prepared in EATOP or another EAST-ADL modelling tool with EAXML export capability. A requirement is defined together with a Refine relation from a GenericConstraint formalizing the required sum, e.g. the total power. Each contributor to the power consumption is annotated with a corresponding GenericConstraint. In case the annotations are relevant only in specific modes, this can be included by adding mode references from the constraints. Analysis is initiated by right-clicking the requirement model containing the requirements to be checked, see Figure 5-29. Figure 5-29. Analyzer is invoked by right-clicking the Requirement or Requirement Model. On invoking the analyzer, the user chooses which requirements to evaluate. Following that, the applicable modes (if any) are shown and the user needs to decide for each mode group which mode is to be analyzed, see Figure 5-30. Figure 5-30. The user need to choose which requirements to check and for which modes. After configuring the analysis, the sum of the properties is calculated. This is done by traversing the architecture hierarchy to which the requirement is related, and adding the appropriate value (appropriate mode and GenericConstraintKind)) for each prototype (as defined by its type). The computed sum and the required sum is shown after analysis, see Figure 5-31. Figure 5-31. Analysis result and required value is shown after analysis. Evaluation Results The Analyzer plugin, and the annotation capability of EAST-ADL have been evaluated using some FEV-relevant requirements. It was concluded that the cocncept for annotating properties and defining requirements is appropriate also for mode-based properties.
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