Modeling Platforms
This key chapter deals with the underpinnings of software applications: the platforms that are responsible for realizing them. A platform for a given application is defined as the set of software and hardware elements that are necessary to execute it. Clearly, an application is fundamentally constrained by the physical capabilities of its platform. Hence, to determine the performance characteristics of an application, it is necessary to know the corresponding characteristics of its underlying platform. This chapter describes the various MARTE facilities for describing elements of a platform and their qualities of service (QoS). The elements covered include ways of representing computer processors, memories, communication ...
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