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SDL-2010: Background, Rationale, and Survey

Rick Reed is Chairman at the SDL Forum society. This invited presentation concerns a revised version of the ITU-T Specification and Description Language standard, which is scheduled to be consented for approval by ITU-T during 2011. In this presentation and ongoing ITU-T work the revised version is called SDL-2010. At the time of writing (April 2011) the current standardized (or in ITU-T terminology Recommended) version is called SDL-2000. The presentation gives some historical background on the development of the language. The presentation includes rationale for the update of the language and the revised organization of the language standard. After the history, there is a description of the new organization followed by some details of the changed feature set of a revised version SDL-2010 compared with SDL-2000. The presentation concludes with a snapshot of the status of the SDL-2010 standard. This presentation was filmed during the SDL Forum 2011 hosted by IRIT in Toulouse.

SDL 2010 presentation

The slides of the presentation can be found here.


Corporate full presentation

Corporate flash presentation recorded during Embedded world show in March 2009 by Emmanuel Gaudin.

Corporate presentation

Verification of model based designs

Verification of model based design video and paper presented at the ESE Kongress the 10th of December 2008 by Emmanuel Gaudin. This video requires QuickTime player.

Emmanuel Gaudin has a technical background and developed protocol stacks in SDL. He joined a modeling tool vendor in 96 as a Field Application Engineer and as a trainer to finally become technical director of the French branch. Based on that experience, he started PragmaDev in 2001 to develop an SDL-RT tool where he is currently CEO.

This presentation will remind the basics of model driven engineering and how to determine if a modeling language is a good candidate. Based on that analysis, a formal verification technique will be explained and illustrated with an SDL model.

Verification of model based design

The slides of the presentation can be found here.

Tutorial

SDL-RT tutorial video presented at the SDL Forum 2007 by Eric Brunel. This video requires QuickTime player.

Eric Brunel is co-founder and CTO of PragmaDev, and co-designer of the SDL-RT language. He also participates in the ITU-T Study Group on System Design Languages. Before the company creation in 2001, he had 10 years of experience as a project leader on development support and modeling tools in a major company in the telecommunication industry. He is a specialist in UML, SDL, and SDL-RT, and is an expert in object oriented development methodologies, extreme programming, and test driven development.

SDL-RT Tutorial

The slides of the presentation can be found here.


European Space Agency Taste framework presentation

TASTE is an open-source tool-chain dedicated to the development of embedded, real-time systems. It addresses the modelling and deployment of distributed systems containing heterogeneous software and hardware components; it focuses on the automation of tedious, error-prone tasks that usually make complex systems difficult to integrate and validate. This presentation was filmed during the SDL Forum 2011 hosted by IRIT in Toulouse.

Taste presentation

The slides of the presentation can be found here.


RTDS integration in ESA Taste framework

PragmaDev presentation during the Software Systems Division Final Presentation Days at the European Space Agency: Real Time Developer Studio (RTDS) tool for Verification of properties and automatic code generation. The slides are available here to follow up the video.

Taste presentation

Interview of Emmanuel Gaudin during RTS 2011 show in Paris (French).

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Slides

  • PragmaDev change requests presented at the ITU-T SG17 meeting in Grimstad the 24th of June 2005

  • PragmaDev presentation at RTS in Paris the 6th of March 2007: SDL: 20 ans de programmation basée modèle