Another GSOC application

[Ray]

Hi, 
Rhapsody is expensive. However, ArgoUML is opensource and it is also a mentor organization for GSoC this year, is there anyone have interest in generate RTEMS C++ code with ArgoUML :)


      
Thanks & Best Regards!    
      
Ray, rayx.cn at gmail.com     
2008-03-26      


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From:  Joel Sherrill      
Receiver:  André_Keller_Abadie      
Time: 2008-03-26, 23:29:06     
Subject: Re: Another GSOC application     



     
>Andr?Keller Abadie wrote: 
>> Hi, 
>> 
>> To begin with, congratulations for being accepted this year! I know  
>> I'm a little late, but I'm still interested in applying for the Google  
>> Summer of Code. 
>> 
>> I've been working with RTEMS for 8 month on a Student Satellite  
>> Project known as ITASAT, for the erc32 and blackfin architecture  
>> (Alain Schaefer used to take part on this same project). Throughout  
>> this period, I've found a few important features to be missing and  
>> this seems a a great opportunity to start working on them. 
>> 
>Cool.  Alain is a great guy. 
>> Specifically for the GSOC, I'm interested in implementing the Async IO  
>> methods. (By the way, what would be the benefits of having multiple  
>> server threads in this Async IO system?) 
>> 
>It is a good project and having the option to configure a pool of 1 or  
>more server 
>threads is a good idea.  It could be application configurable. 
> 
>For that matter, you might be able to extract the notion of a thread  
>pool into something 
>the user could provide plugins to for the specifics of the message  
>processor function. 
>Does that make sense?  
> 
>Threads asynchronously queue requests, check on them, server pulls  
>requests out 
>and processes them.  The queuing, checking, and server pool  
>infrastructure is 
>basically independent of what the actual job is.  In C++, this would be  
>a good place 
>for a class with an abstract function to override.  But in C, we have to  
>resort to 
>indirect function calls and providing sizeof structures. 
>> Another idea concerns a project that may become my Undergraduate  
>> Thesis. I've been thinking in adapting I-Logix Rhapsody in order to  
>> have a UML tool (with great code-generation capabilities) for rtems on  
>> erc32. This would make possible the use of modern Software Engineering  
>> concepts, leading to fast model-driven development and analysis of  
>> real-time embedded software. 
>> 
>> Which idea do you think would suit the project best? 
>> 
>Although I think i-Logix Rhapsody and Rose Rational support would 
>be great for RTEMS, they are for commercial products and I do not 
>think that would be in the spirit of the SOC. 
> 
>Anyone out there looking for a summer intern who wants to do 
>this?  Google isn't the only one who can sponsor a project you know. :-D 
>> Thanks and regards 
>> 
>> Andr?Keller 
>> 
> 
> 
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