NASA NTRS · 19810003158
FAME, a microprocessor based front-end analysis and modeling environment
Abstract
Higher order software (HOS) is a methodology for the specification and verification of large scale, complex, real time systems. The HOS methodology was implemented as FAME (front end analysis and modeling environment), a microprocessor based system for interactively developing, analyzing, and displaying system models in a low cost user-friendly environment. The nature of the model is such that when completed it can be the basis for projection to a variety of forms such as structured design diagrams, Petri-nets, data flow diagrams, and PSL/PSA source code. The user's interface with the analyzer is easily recognized by any current user of a structured modeling approach; therefore extensive training is unnecessary. Furthermore, when all the system capabilities are used one can check on proper usage of data types, functions, and control structures thereby adding a new dimension to the design process that will lead to better and more easily verified software designs.
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Rosenbaum, J. D., Kutin, E. B.. 1980-01-01. FAME, a microprocessor based front-end analysis and modeling environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810003158
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