Abstract

Abstract Action systems are a formalism for representing concurrent behaviours, based on interleaved atomic actions. We show how this model can be used to represent time-consuming, pre-emptible actions with real-time constraints. A development procedure is described which captures the steps programmers typically undertake in the design of real-time multi-tasking systems.

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