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APPLYING FORMAL METHODS TO STANDARD DEVELOPMENT - THE OPEN DISTRIBUTED-PROCESSING EXPERIENCE
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DOI：10.1016/0920-5489(95)00025-P.png)
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Since their introduction, formal methods have been applied in various ways to different standards. This paper gives an account of these applications, focusing on one application in particular: the development of a framework for creating standards for Open Distributed Processing (ODP). Following an introduction to ODP, the paper gives an insight into the current work on formalising the architecture of the Reference Model of ODP (RM-ODP), highlighting the advantages to be gained. The different approaches currently being taken are shown, together with their associated advantages and disadvantages. The paper concludes that there is no one all-purpose approach which can be used in preference to all others, but that a combination of approaches is desirable to best fulfil the potential of formal methods in developing an architectural semantics for ODP.
Keywords:
FORMAL METHODS
LOTOS
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STANDARDS
ARCHITECTURES
OPEN DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING
ARCHITECTURAL SEMANTICS
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